Tokenization is ushering in a new era – one where maximized access and fractional ownership allow virtually any asset to become easily tradable in real-time global marketplaces. This transition promises to increase liquidity, improve transparency and accountability, reduce transaction costs and frictions, and unlock trillions in current dormant value across industries. In simple terms, tokenization refers to the process of representing assets on digital ledgers called blockchains. This is accomplished by issuing tokens – digital representations of ownership rights, values, or status – which can be effortlessly exchanged between parties without traditional intermediaries. Beyond pioneered use cases like cryptocurrencies, innovators are finding and targeting new fits across previously analog and illiquid assets. According to digital asset manager 21.co, the market for tokenized assets could reach $10 trillion in a bull case or $3.5 trillion conservatively by 2030. Crypto is currently undergoing a maturation phase while increasingly integrating with traditional