📉 RWA tokens feel the heat as market tumbles. Despite broad sell-off, RWA sector shows resilience vs AI and GameFi. Franklin Templeton launches tokenized assets on Aptos, while Kin Capital rolls out $100M tokenized real estate fund. Read our full analysis 👇…
Tokenized Bonds could be the new foundational building block of on-chain finance. While stablecoins are safe and often reliable, tokenized treasuries also offer: 💰 Reliable, real yield. 🤝 Viable payment solution. 🔗 Possibility of integration with the broader crypto… https://t.co/PscgoC1d8v
📌 State Street Global Advisors on tokenization: Bonds soon, real estate further off https://t.co/p4uCnsWxNM ✍️ Already the Tokenized UST are $2.2B @rwa_xyz @cgeldhill @lexsokolin @richarturrin @xbond49 https://t.co/3ic4oFR2fR

At the recent DAC 2024 conference, BlackRock highlighted the rapid adoption of digital assets, asserting that it is outpacing previous technological revolutions. The firm emphasized tokenization as a crucial factor in this growth. Ripple noted that blockchain technology is transforming finance, particularly through real-world asset (RWA) tokenization and cross-border payments, while advocating for clearer regulations to support innovation. Fidelity has announced plans to launch a money market fund that may utilize blockchain technology, marking a significant step in asset management's exploration of tokenization. This follows similar moves by other investment giants, including Franklin Templeton and WisdomTree. Additionally, the tokenization of bonds and real estate is gaining traction, with State Street Global Advisors predicting that bonds will be tokenized soon, while real estate tokenization may take longer. The RWA sector remains resilient despite market fluctuations, with Franklin Templeton recently launching tokenized assets on the Aptos blockchain and Kin Capital introducing a $100 million tokenized real estate fund.







