Crypto news, Fidelity’s international APAC digital asset strategy strategist Giselle Lai said that the true value of tokenization lies in asset-liability management rather than just 24/7 liquidity. She noted at the Tokyo WebX conference that global institutions need to hold cash across multiple bank accounts to meet regulatory requirements, manage currency risk, and ensure they can meet demand. Tokenized assets may offer companies a more efficient way to manage assets and liabilities. Currently, tokenized money market funds have become the most popular tokenized product, supported mainly by US Treasuries, and they now manage more than $15 billion in assets. According to Grand View Research projections, the tokenization market is expected to reach $24.5 trillion by 2033, and some industry estimates suggest it could reach $8.8 trillion by 2035.

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FrictionlessFred
· 2h ago
The projected range from $24.5 trillion to $88 trillion is so wide, indicating that institutions are still exploring the true boundary of demand.
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FomoLibrarian
· 2h ago
Finally, someone has pointed out the key: tokenization isn’t a tool for trading coins—it’s an infrastructure upgrade for corporate treasury management.
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SudoSmiles
· 2h ago
Fidelity has shifted the narrative this time from retail liquidity flows to institutional balance-sheet management, and the industry logic is completely different.
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