Ripple and BCG reports say that tokenized real assets can reach $ 18.9t by 2033.
According to a joint report by the Boston Consulting Group (BCG), according to a joint report by the BOSTON Consulting Group by the digital asset infrastructure (RIP), the tokenized financial product or the actual asset (RWA) market may cost $ 18.9 trillion by 2033.
This means an average of 53% compound growth rate (CAGR), which means the intermediate foundation between the conservative scenario of $ 12 trillion report of tokenized assets over the next eight years and more optimistic $ 23.4 trillion.
Tokenization is a process of recording ownership using blockchain rails and moving assets (probability, goods, and real estate. This product is a red sector of encryption, and some traditional financial companies around the world are pursuing tokenization for efficiency, faster and lower settlement and 24 hours of transactions. In the tokenized transaction, the BLACKROCK’s tokenized tokenized US Dollar Money Market Fund (Buidl), published with the Tokenization company’s Securitize, has more than $ 1.5 trillion in tokenized transactions. (Defi) is being used more and more.
Martijn Siebrand, a digital asset program manager of ABN AMRO, said, “The technology is being prepared, regulated, and basic use cases are in the market.
The report emphasized the US Treasury, a government bond, with early success, and the Ministry of Finance was able to manage liquidity in real time and clocks by smoothly converting idle cash to short -term government bonds of digital wallets without intermediaries.
Private credit attracts attention in another sector, traditionally opaque and open access to non -oil markets, providing investors with clear prices and some ownership. Similarly, the carbon market is indicated by fertile land, and blockchain -based resis trees can improve transparency and tracking of emissions.
The main challenge still remains
Despite the growth, the report confirmed that the five main barriers of adoption, that is, mutual infrastructure restrictions, uneven regulatory progression, uneven regulatory progression, and insufficient custody framework and smart contract standardization. Today, most tokenized assets are separated by external cash legs limiting efficiency gains. The tokenized asset market strives to unlock secondary liquidity without the DVP (Delivery-Versus-Payment) standard.
Regulatory clarity varies greatly from region to region. The Swiss, the EU, Singapore and the United Arab Emirates have developed a comprehensive legal framework for token securities and infrastructure, and major markets such as India and China remain limited or defined. This uneven progress complicates the operation of the border between the border, and the company forces the market to adjust the infrastructure market for each market.
Despite these headwinds, early adopters are expanding rapidly. This report identifies three stages of tokenization: adoption of a low risk of familiar tools such as bonds and funds; Expansion of complex products such as private credit and real estate; All market innovation, including non -oil assets such as infrastructure and private equity funds. Most companies are currently in the first or second stages, and the expansion of regulatory alignment and infrastructure maturity rises.
Tokenization can unlock meaningful saving for processes such as bond issuance, real estate fund tokenization and mortgage management, and can lead additional growth.
The report says the cost is decreasing the company’s constraints. The intensive tokenization project can now be released for less than $ 2 million, and the end -to -end integration, which includes issuance, custody, compliance and transactions, costs up to $ 100 million for large -scale institutions.
However, if there is no adjusted action in the industry, the same silo and sculpture tokenization can be recurred in the form of digital, the global innovation and digital assets of Euroclear, a global financial market infrastructure provider, said Jorgen Ouaknine.
