A recent figure that really highlights the point—by 2025, over $7.4 billion worth of U.S. Treasury bonds have been tokenized. Consider this trend: what was once a niche for tech enthusiasts is now extending to even the most traditional assets on the blockchain.



Real estate, art, commodities... the gradual move of these "heavy assets" from the physical world onto the chain is no longer news. But if you had to choose one to tokenize, which would you pick? Would you consider liquidity, market demand, or simply approach it from a technological innovation perspective?

This is a question worth pondering for everyone interested in on-chain finance—after all, the next big wave of "bond tokenization" might be in asset classes you haven't even thought of.
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