Asset tokenization has become the new topic #1 on Wall Street. And when this is said not by crypto enthusiasts, but by CEO of BlackRock Larry Fink and COO Rob Goldstein, it’s no longer hype. It’s an official recognition: we are entering a financial era after blockchain.
The Economist published a major article where BlackRock essentially announced:
👉 tokenization is the greatest revolution in finance since the advent of double-entry bookkeeping in the 15th century.
1. Speed that cannot be stopped
The fact that traditional markets transfer assets over days is an anachronism.
Tokens change the rules:
instant transfer of ownership rights
minimum intermediaries
less counterparty risk
no paper, T+2 or clearing houses
BlackRock does not call it 'the new nervous system of finance' for nothing.
2. What was only available to funds is now becoming available to everyone
Illiquid assets — real estate, private funds, corporate debt — receive 'digital shares'.
This means:
✔ breaking down large assets
✔ lowering the entry threshold
✔ liquidity where it did not exist
✔ opening up a huge segment of private markets for the mass investor
The RWA market has already grown by 300% in 20 months.
3. Developed countries as laggards
Paradoxically, the USA, Britain, and even the EU are not leaders in tokenization.
They lead in stablecoins, but the RWA infrastructure is rapidly being deployed by Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America.
Where banking systems are slow, blockchain simply leaps over generations of technology.
This resembles the internet in 1996:
whoever builds the standards first will become the new Amazon of the asset economy.
4. Not competition, but merging TradFi + Web3
BlackRock clearly states:
the new financial world is not crypto instead of traditional assets. It is crypto + traditional assets in one wallet.
Stocks, bonds, commodity derivatives, gold, stablecoins, bitcoin — all of this is simply becoming different entries in a shared digital ledger.
The difference between 'crypto asset' and 'traditional asset' disappears.
5. The most important factor is regulation
BlackRock warns directly:
🎯 tokenization won't take off without:
uniform identification standards
uniform risk requirements
clear asset valuation regardless of 'form'
investor protection
strict but predictable regulation
The story of 1929 reminds us: innovations without rules end badly.
6. What does this mean for the crypto market
Here’s the key:
🔸 tokenization creates natural demand for blockchain infrastructure
🔸 the role of stablecoins is increasing
🔸 the significance of L2 and networks supporting RWA is increasing
🔸 a bridge is emerging between $13 trillion BlackRock and Web3
🔸 all major players will be forced to enter tokenization, or else they will lose their competitive advantage
💡 And most importantly — tokenization does not compete with bitcoin. It expands the global blockchain space, which BTC is already integrated into through ETFs, custodians, and market infrastructure.
Conclusion Moon Man 567
The world is entering a phase where blockchain stops being an 'alternative' — it becomes the basic infrastructure of the capital market.
Tokenization is not a trend, but a deep transformation of finance, and today it is led by the largest investment company in the world.
If we think strategically, we see:
the future of finance is an internet of assets, where each token is a part of the global market.
🚀 And this future we are building right now.
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