Tokenised asset market surpasses $50 billion
Real estate tokenisation enhances fractional ownership and liquidity, enabling broader market access and allowing tokenised properties to be used as collateral in decentralised finance platforms.
The market for tokenised assets has now exceeded $50 billion, with real estate accounting for $30 billion of the total, according to a new industry report.
Analysts project this rapid growth could push the tokenised market to a $2 trillion valuation by 2030.
A major trend driving this expansion is the rise of debt tokenisation, particularly in Europe, where Germany dominates, responsible for nearly 60% of tokenised bond issuance.
The European Investment Bank’s €100 million digital bond on Ethereum highlights the sector’s momentum, aided by regulatory clarity in the European Union.
Real estate remains a key area for tokenisation, as it allows for fractional ownership and improved liquidity.
Tokenised property assets are now increasingly used as collateral on decentralised finance platforms, broadening market access and enabling retail investors to enter a space traditionally reserved for high-net-worth individuals.
New companies, including Coinbase Asset Management and Glasstower, are expected to enter the market in 2025, expanding tokenised liquidity products alongside established firms such as BlackRock and Franklin Templeton.
With continued innovation and growing institutional adoption, tokenisation is set to reshape global investment markets.
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