Tokenized assets have moved from a crypto-native experiment to a serious area of institutional research. Banks, asset managers, exchanges, custodians, and regulators are no longer asking only whether blockchain can support financial markets. They are asking where it can reduce friction, improve settlement, make collateral more mobile, and create new product structures without weakening investor protection.
For crypto readers, this matters because tokenization connects two worlds that have often operated separately: traditional finance and blockchain infrastructure. Real-world assets, or RWAs, can include government bonds, money market funds, private credit, real estate, commodities, fund shares, and other financial instruments represented on a blockchain or distributed ledger.
The appeal is not simply “putting assets on-chain.” Institutions are interested because tokenization may change how assets are issued, recorded, transferred, used as collateral, and settled. At t
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