Tokenized RWA Segments Expected to Grow Include Private Credit and Equity

During the TokenizeThis conference in New York, discussions revolved around tokenized stocks and retail adoption of tokenized real-world assets (RWAs). Key points included:

The stablecoin market is nearly $230 billion, while on-chain RWAs total $18.5 billion.
A Bitwise report highlighted Q1 as "the best worst quarter" for crypto; despite falling asset prices, stablecoin market cap reached a new high and RWAs grew 37% quarter over quarter.
BlackRock's tokenized money market fund, BUIDL, surpassed $2 billion in Assets Under Management (AUM).
Upcoming US legislation is expected to facilitate the growth of stablecoins and tokenized Treasury products.
Investment opportunities in publicly listed US stocks and private credit were emphasized as next steps for on-chain access.
Taurus estimates that fund tokenization could represent a $1 trillion market opportunity by 2030.
Investors are seeking integrated platforms like Robinhood that combine access to crypto, stocks, and tokenized private credit.

Overall, the consensus indicates a growing interest in integrating traditional investment opportunities with blockchain technology.