Tokenized Asset Market Surpasses $50 Billion, Poised for $2 Trillion by 2030
Mar 6, 2025, 9:27 p.m.
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The tokenized asset market has exceeded $50 billion, driven mainly by real estate tokenization. Key insights from a Brickken report reveal that debt tokenization is surging in Europe, with Germany leading in tokenized bond issuance. The European Investment Bank's recent digital bond on Ethereum exemplifies this trend. New entrants, including Coinbase Asset Management and Ripple, are set to enhance liquidity products, further expanding the market potential. The report emphasizes the democratization of investment opportunities through fractional ownership, allowing retail investors access to high-value assets.
The growth in tokenized assets, particularly through Ethereum-based bonds, is likely to increase demand for ETH.
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