There is a silent change that is not seen in headlines: big capital no longer 'collects assets', it optimizes infrastructure. In a world where CBDCs are advancing (more efficiency, yes, but also more supervision and programmable rules), people with global wealth are looking for three things that the traditional system rarely delivers at the same time: mobility, control (custody), and liquidity 24/7.
That is why tokenization is not a celebrity trend; it is a practical response. Tokenizing contracts, image rights, art, or real estate is not just about 'putting it on chain', but about converting rigid assets into composable pieces: fractionable, transferable, usable as collateral, and with almost immediate settlement. At that level, the real problem is not 'which token do I buy', but how I move value between networks, jurisdictions, and counterparties without getting trapped.