The tokenization era is here. With U.S. laws now greenlighting real-world asset (RWA) tokenization, analysts predict 100–120 trillion in American stocks, bonds, and ETFs could migrate on-chain. And Ethereum — not Wall Street’s legacy pipes — is set to become the backbone of this financial revolution.
Washington’s 2025 greenlight for tokenized assets rewrote the rulebook. Stocks, bonds, ETFs — all can now live as tokens, with the same legal protection as their traditional wrappers. For Wall Street, that means faster settlement and cheaper infrastructure. For fintechs, it’s a once-in-a-generation opening to eat into TradFi’s margins.
Bankless founder Ryan Sean Adams framed it bluntly: “America just legalized the future of money. Tokenization is the next 100 trillion market — and it’s happening on Ethereum.”
Ethereum already clears more value than Visa, moves more dollars than PayPal, and serves as the primary settlement layer for stablecoins. Its DeFi stack — lending, DEXs, liquid staking — is already tuned for tokenized assets.
Institutions are noticing:
Ethereum isn’t just “crypto rails” anymore. It’s becoming the ledger of trust for global finance.
Ethereum is riding its own bullish cycle:
Short-term, analysts warn of a September correction. But long-term, the tokenization wave looks like the biggest demand driver ETH has ever seen.
If Bitcoin is digital gold, Ethereum is positioning as digital Wall Street — and the U.S. just wrote it into law.
The U.S. just legalized tokenization, and Wall Street is going on-chain. Analysts see 100–120 trillion in assets eventually migrating. Ethereum — already holding 75% of RWAs — is the frontrunner, with TVL surging and institutions piling in. Short-term chop aside, ETH’s role as the ledger of American finance looks inevitable.
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