@tedlawrence

RWA (Real-World Asset) tokenization has strong potential to enter mainstream portfolios as regulatory clarity improves and infrastructure matures. Tokenized bonds, real estate, and commodities can offer liquidity, fractional ownership, and global accessibility. Institutional investors may be drawn to these assets for diversification and yield, especially if they integrate with traditional custodians and compliance frameworks. However, barriers remain—legal enforceability, cross-border regulations, and valuation standards must be solidified. As blockchain-native settlement becomes faster and cheaper, and as stablecoins facilitate fiat on/off-ramps, tokenized RWAs could merge with conventional asset management platforms. Early adoption may start with niche funds, but long term, RWAs could become a recognized asset class alongside equities, bonds, and commodities, especially in yield-focused and alternative investment portfolios.

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