Tokenized assets hit $50b, projected to reach $2T by 2030

The tokenized asset market in all classes has now exceeded $ 50 billion, according to a new report.

According to a recent report de Brickken, entitled “Rwa Tokenization: key trends and prospects for the 2025 market”, the market for tokenized assets In all classes, has now exceeded $ 50 billion, with $ 30 billion from this total from token real estate.

This growth positions the tokenized market to reach a market capitalization of 2 dollars by 2030, as provided by McKinsey.

One of the main ideas of the report is the sharp increase in indebted tokenization, in particular in Europe, where Germany opens the way, representing almost 60% of the issue of token bonds.

The digital obligation of 100 million euros from European Investment Bank on Ethereum is an excellent example of this trend, taken partly by the regulatory clarity of the European Union.

The new entrants should join the space in 2025, including companies like Coinbase Asset Management, Glasstower and Ripple, expanding token liquidity products alongside industry giants such as Blackrock, Franklin Templeton and UBS, according to the report.

Real estate tokenization

Real estate continues to be a major objective for tokenization because of its traditionally illiquid nature. The process allows a split property, increased liquidity and a more efficient guarantee, with more than $ 30 billion in real estate already token or in preparation.

In particular, tokenized real estate assets are now used as a guarantee on decentralized financing platforms, which increases access to liquidity.

Another key advantage of tokenization is the potential of Extending market access. Traditional real estate investments or investment capital funds often require substantial capital commitments, limiting participation in institutional investors or individuals.

According to the report, Tokenization allows assets Be fractionalized into smaller and more affordable units, which makes them accessible to a larger pool of investors.

This approach can democratize investment opportunities, offering retail investors the possibility of participating in high -value assets such as commercial real estate without obstacles generally associated with these markets.

The report also highlights the growth of tokenized liquidity products, such as Benji Fund by Franklin Templeton And USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund in Blackrock, demonstrating the increase in the accessibility of token investments in the commercial and institutional markets.