I'm more interested in what gets financed than how many assets get tokenized. That distinction matters. Putting an asset onchain can improve how it's represented and accessed, but credit markets need more than a digital wrapper. Businesses need financing. Investors need credible information about the risks. And somebody has to bring the two together in a structure that works. The numbers are starting to show how much room this market has. According to AFME's 2026 DLT-based capital market report, tokenized alternative funds reached $14.3B by September 30, up from $11B in 2025. Around $8B of that total came from credit. Active strategies account for 28% of the reported mix, with ABS and structured credit at 19.6% and PE/VC at 16.5%. @ZIGFinance Markets is building around the financing side of this equation, using credit assessment, structuring and distribution to connect businesses holding receivables with investors. For me, the real measure of progress here won't be the tokenization headline alone. It'll be whether these systems help capital reach viable businesses, manage risk properly and create a process investors can actually trust. That's a much more useful test for RWA adoption. ethereum:0xb2617246d0c6c0087f18703d576831899ca94f01