Tokenized Assets Set to Hit $2 Trillion by 2030, Says Report
- Tokenized assets surpassed the $50 billion mark as of December 2024.
- The Brickken report forecasted that tokenized assets could reach $2 trillion by 2030.
The RWA tokenization trend started last year, bringing new applications to blockchain technology. The tokenization of physical assets will move various traditional industries onto blockchain. This space has not been making much noise for the past few months. However, a recent report explored the real growth of asset tokenization in 2024 and made some estimations for the next few years.
The recent Brickken report explored key trends and 2025 market outlook for RWA tokenization space. It found out that tokenized assets hit $50 billion across different classes by the end of 2024. There are different types of asset classes that can be tokenized on blockchain. Real estate, asset backed securities (ABS), funds, debt, and equity are a few of the most popular assets.
Tokenized Assets Market Cap Drops as Volume Rises
The report also cited a chart from Security Token Market (STM), demonstrating the volume and market cap statistics. As per the chart, the tokenized asset market cap dropped significantly in Q3 and Q4 of 2024. As the asset tokenization volume steadily improved and hit $50 billion in 2024, the market cap fell from a peak of $13 million to just above $3 million.
Furthermore, the Brickken report estimated that tokenized assets could reach $2 trillion by 2030. This reflects the hidden potential of blockchain’s ability to tokenize different types of assets to improve traceability, transparency, and security. Moreover, these assets can also democratize investment opportunities.
Finally, the report also mentioned the growth of tokenized liquidity products. Franklin Templeton’s BENJI fund and BlackRock’s USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund usage reflects the increasing accessibility of tokenized assets.
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Tokenized Assets Set to Hit $2 Trillion by 2030, Says Report
- Tokenized assets surpassed the $50 billion mark as of December 2024.
- The Brickken report forecasted that tokenized assets could reach $2 trillion by 2030.
The RWA tokenization trend started last year, bringing new applications to blockchain technology. The tokenization of physical assets will move various traditional industries onto blockchain. This space has not been making much noise for the past few months. However, a recent report explored the real growth of asset tokenization in 2024 and made some estimations for the next few years.
The recent Brickken report explored key trends and 2025 market outlook for RWA tokenization space. It found out that tokenized assets hit $50 billion across different classes by the end of 2024. There are different types of asset classes that can be tokenized on blockchain. Real estate, asset backed securities (ABS), funds, debt, and equity are a few of the most popular assets.
Tokenized Assets Market Cap Drops as Volume Rises
The report also cited a chart from Security Token Market (STM), demonstrating the volume and market cap statistics. As per the chart, the tokenized asset market cap dropped significantly in Q3 and Q4 of 2024. As the asset tokenization volume steadily improved and hit $50 billion in 2024, the market cap fell from a peak of $13 million to just above $3 million.
Furthermore, the Brickken report estimated that tokenized assets could reach $2 trillion by 2030. This reflects the hidden potential of blockchain’s ability to tokenize different types of assets to improve traceability, transparency, and security. Moreover, these assets can also democratize investment opportunities.
Finally, the report also mentioned the growth of tokenized liquidity products. Franklin Templeton’s BENJI fund and BlackRock’s USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund usage reflects the increasing accessibility of tokenized assets.
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