At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao highlighted tokenization as a powerful way for governments and markets to create value. By turning bonds, real estate, and commodities into blockchain tokens, traditional assets can become faster to trade, more liquid, and widely accessible. This could unlock trillions of dollars even before larger crypto industries develop. Experts estimate the tokenized asset market could reach 16 trillion dollars by 2030, while crypto grows in payments and as a currency for AI-driven transactions.
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