According to a new report, the market for tokenized assets for all classes exceeds $50 billion.
According to a recent report from Brickken entitled “RWA Tokenization: Key Trends and Market Outlook for 2025,” the market for tokenized assets in all classes exceeds $50 billion, with a total of $30 billion coming from tokenized real estate.
This growth will result in tokenized markets reaching a market capitalization of $2 trillion by 2030, as McKinsey predicts.
One of the key insights in the report is the surge in debt tokenization, particularly in Europe, led by Germany, which accounts for almost 60% of tokenized bond issuances.
The European Investment Bank's 100 million euro digital bonds on Ethereum serve as a prime example of this trend driven in part by the clarity of European Union regulations.
According to the report, companies such as Coinbase Asset Management, Glasstower and Ripple will join the space in 2025, including companies such as Coinbase Asset Management, Glasstower and Ripple.
Real estate tokens
Real estate continues to be a major focus of tokenization due to its traditionally illiquid nature. This process allows for small ownership, increased liquidity and more efficient collateral, with over $30 billion in real estate already being tokenized or in the pipeline.
In particular, tokenized real estate assets are now used as collateral for decentralized finance platforms, increasing access to liquidity.
Another important benefit of tokenization is its potential to increase market access. Traditional real estate investments or private equity funds often require substantial capital commitments and limits participation by institutional investors or wealthy individuals.
According to the report, tokenization allows assets to be split into smaller, more affordable units, allowing access to a larger pool of investors.
This approach can democratize investment opportunities and provides retail investors with the opportunity to participate in high value assets such as commercial real estate that do not have barriers that are typically associated with these markets.
The report also highlights the growth of tokenized liquidity products, such as the Franklin Templeton Benji Fund and BlackRock's US Dollar Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund, demonstrating an increase in accessibility of tokenized investments in both the retail and institutional markets.
