Securitize CEO under BlackRock: RWA tokenization represents a $20 trillion market potential, and Ethereum is the leading public blockchain in this field.
Jinse Finance reported that Carlos Domingo, CEO of Securitize, the tokenized asset issuer under BlackRock, stated via the official Ethereum X account that RWA represents a market potential of over $20 trillion, but only a small portion of it is currently on-chain. By market capitalization, Ethereum is the leading blockchain in the RWA sector, but we are still in the early stages. Even a 1% market share could bring an opportunity of over $200 billion. Domingo noted that Securitize mints assets natively on-chain, with 68% (over $2.3 billion) on Ethereum. Many issuers believe that Ethereum provides the most secure, composable, and censorship-resistant foundation for tokenized financial products. Tokenized stocks are the next step in bringing real-world financial markets on-chain. Given that the global stock value is about $100 trillion, it is hard to overstate the long-term opportunity of anchoring these assets on Ethereum.
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