Larry Fink says every financial asset will be tokenized. He's not predicting. He's describing what BlackRock is already doing. 18 months ago, tokenized real-world assets were a $5B experiment. Today it's a $30B+ market, and the builders are BlackRock, JPMorgan, Franklin Templeton, Nasdaq and the NYSE. What changed? 1️⃣ Regulation arrived. The GENIUS Act gave stablecoins, the settlement rails, a U.S. federal framework. The SEC approved tokenized securities trading on Nasdaq. 2️⃣ Products proved themselves. BlackRock's BUIDL ($2.4B) became the liquidity backbone of the sector. Franklin Templeton's BENJI grew 140% in two years. JPMorgan launched its second tokenized money market fund on Ethereum. 3️⃣ The economics became irresistible. Settlement in minutes instead of days. Markets that never close. Fractional access to assets that used to require $50M tickets. Here's what most people miss: On-chain data shows a wave of brand-new wallets created specifically to hold tokenized assets. For these users, RWAs are the reason to come on-chain, not Bitcoin, not memecoins. Tokenization isn't a crypto narrative. It's a capital markets upgrade. BCG projects $16T by 2030. Even McKinsey's conservative $2T would be a 60x from here. The rails are being laid right now. The firms treating this as structural, not cyclical, will own the next decade of finance. Agree or disagree: will tokenized assets overtake crypto-native assets by 2030? 👇 #Tokenization #RWA #DigitalAssets #CapitalMarkets #Blockchain #Web3 @AltfinsA