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Disclosure: The views and opinions expressed here belong solely to the author and do not represent the views and opinions of crypto.news’ editorial. Tokenization has become a buzzword, unfortunately, it’s failing to prove its value. Investors remain unconvinced, and inconsistent regulations are stalling progress. Too often, assets are being tokenized just for the sake of it, without providing any improvements in accessibility, efficiency, or liquidity. Tokenized portfolios on-chain sound sexy and exciting to crypto native investors, but that’s a small niche of the market. For tokenization to truly take off, it needs buy-in from institutional and retail investors who want to modernize traditional assets, and not just create digital twins of inefficient traditional products. You might also like:Tokenization as a funding backdoor for European founders | Opinion So far, the industry’s focus has been on compliance and replicating real-world assets onchain, but mainstream investors still lack compelling reasons to engage. Despite institutional interest from firms like BlackRock, adoption remains sluggish because the industry has failed to address core investment concerns. Tokenized assets are still difficult to trade, lack liquidity, and exist in a fragmented regulatory landscape. This complication and doubt cause traditional investors with big portfolios to not even bother with the space at all—some of whom see Bitcoin (BTC) as a Ponzi scheme. Institutional investors have to get involved in making some decisions around investing in cryptocurrency, but it will take time. Providing the proper education and tools is critical when understanding how to navigate tokenized assets confidently. The core reality check Tokenization should focus on expanding practical functionality for investors. Boston Consulting Group, in a recent white paper, projects in multiple scenarios that tokenization of assets could reach trillions of dollars of Amulet (AUM) by 2030. Real value means greater liquidity, better assessment options, increased transparency, and trust in a system that can smartly utilize these assets. Currently, when you hold these assets with major institutions and custodians, your options are extremely limited. In some cases, assets can be used as collateral, but the process remains convoluted and restrictive. For example, we’re not talking about crypto native investors that put $28.6 trillion worth of assets onchain. More so, pension fund managers, and I can’t imagine them using a MetaMask wallet to hold real-world assets tokens and utilize them in a smart contract to provide decentralized finance functionality. Tokenization presents a unique opportunity to transform traditional finance. By turning static assets into smart contracts, these tokens can automate a lot of financial processes and create new use cases not available in traditional finance. However, we cannot rely on the old legacy financial infrastructure: traditional custodians, fund managers, and administrators. According to the World Economic Forum, tokenization could unlock collateral mobility that has never been possible. The process remains costly and time-consuming,and neither institutional nor retail investors will engage. It’s time to turn this into a reality and commit to delivering real, tangible value to attract long-term adoption. Make it make sense Regulatory clarity remains inconsistent and has created a fragmented market. Jurisdictions like the Hong Kong Monetary Authority and Abu Dhabi Global Market are taking proactive steps, but a fragmented global landscape makes compliance a major challenge. For instance, if I want to tokenize an asset in the ADGM and ensure compatibility with a tokenized asset under the HKMA, or want to trade on a decentralized exchange, I would need to comply with both the ADGM regulations, where I am based, and the HKMA regulations. Now, imagine that there are not just two jurisdictions, but 150. When each has its own standards and rules, compliance is nearly impossible, and the dream of a seamless financial system is dead in the water. Large financial institutions and service providers are already working to find out how they can harmonize a digital asset like tokenization with a regulatory framework. We must push for a global regulatory framework for digital assets, rather than siloed frameworks of regional legislation. Without regulatory alignment, tokenized assets risk being confined to niche markets rather than achieving true global adoption. To reach financial democratization, we need utility Tokenization shouldn’t just be about digitizing old financial models; it should create new ways for assets to be utilized, traded more efficiently, and/or borrowed against. Tokenization alone is not enough. Assets must be made smarter and deliver tangible value to global investors, regulators, and service providers. Right now, many tokenized investment opportunities are still limited to qualified investors, which reinforces existing financial barriers rather than breaking them down. True democratization means opening up access to retail investors, not just tokenizing assets for institutions. This industry is still in its early stages, which means there’s still plenty of time to shape its future the right way. If regulators, jurisdictions, and innovators can align on the proper framework, the RWA tokenization sector could see massive growth by 2030. The future of tokenization depends on moving beyond the hype. Read more:Tokenization is the inevitable future of real estate | Opinion Rob Daykin Rob Daykinis a co-founder of Realize, a leading tokenization platform for real-world assets. He is at the forefront of driving growth, accessibility, and visibility in the evolving digital economy. With over 15 years of experience in fund administration and a vast knowledge of crypto and decentralized finance, Rob expertly bridges traditional finance with cutting-edge blockchain solutions. He has held senior positions at IQ-EQ and State Street Alternative Investment Solutions. Additionally, Rob is also the co-founder of Nakama Labs, a web3 venture fund and innovation hub focused on decentralized technologies.

在总统唐纳德·特朗普宣布征收对等关税且美联储主席杰罗姆·鲍威尔警告滞胀后，上周加密货币价格涨跌互现。 比特币 (BTC) 徘徊在 82,000 美元至 85,000 美元之间，而所有代币的市值小幅下跌至 2.65 万亿美元。本周值得关注的一些顶级加密货币包括 Aptos (APT)、Ripple (XRP) 和 Solana (SOL)。 Aptos APT 价格图表 | 来源：crypto.news Aptos 的价格今年一直处于强劲的下跌趋势，从 11 月的高点 15.32 美元跌至 4.70 美元。此次下跌是由于加密货币持续崩盘及其代币解锁导致大幅稀释。 Aptos 的总供应量为 11.4 亿，流通量为 6.04 亿，每月解锁 1130 万枚代币。下一次解锁将于周六进行，届时将向社区、核心贡献者、投资者和基金会分配价值 5200 万美元的代币。 这些解锁正值 Aptos 价格徘徊在重要支撑位之际。自去年 7 月以来，该价格至少四次拒绝跌破当前区间。因此，在成交量支撑下跌破当前水平将意味着进一步下跌，可能跌破 4 美元。如果该代币上涨至 50 日移动平均线 5.80 美元以上，看跌观点将失效。 你可能还喜欢：随着交易量和稳定币市值的上涨，恒星币价格可能上涨 XRP Ripple chart | Source: crypto.news XRP is another cryptocurrency to watch next week for technical reasons. The chart above shows that the coin traded at $2.10 on Sunday, a few points above the crucial support level at $1.9325. This is a notable level since it is the neckline of the head and shoulders pattern, whose head is at $3.4 and the shoulders are at $3.  1.9325 美元也与 50% 斐波那契回撤水平相吻合。因此，跌破该水平将证实 H&S 模式的看跌观点，并指向进一步下跌，最初跌至 1.5370 美元，即 61.8% 的回撤水平。该目标比当前水平低约 26%。 索拉纳 SOL 价格图表 | 来源：crypto.news 流行的第 1 层网络 Solana 也将成为本周最值得关注的加密货币之一。交易员将关注它，因为它已经达到了 3 月份最低点 115 美元的关键支撑位。 Solana 正在形成一个小型双底形态，颈线位于 147.18 美元。这是一个重要的看涨反转信号。自去年以来，SOL 已多次未能跌破该水平。 Therefore, a move below that support level will point to more downside, potentially to the support at $100.  阅读更多：死亡十字即将来临，卡尔达诺可能下跌 40%

CME 的临时网站显示，投资者很快就可以获得 Solana 和 Ripple 的 XRP 的期货合约。 根据 CME 子域名显示，Solana (SOL) 和 Ripple (XRP) 期货交易将于 2 月 10 日在芝加哥商品交易所平台上首次亮相。 彭博交易所交易基金分析师埃里克·巴尔丘纳斯 (Eric Balchunas) 指出，“beta.cmegroup”网站上出现了这一更新，网站上称这两款产品正在等待监管部门的批准。 ETF 专家 James Seyffart 也强调，该消息并未通过官方渠道分享，建议谨慎行事，直至交易所发布确认信息。“说实话，如果这是假的，那这是一个很好的骗局。不过，我正在等待 CME 通过新闻稿或其实际网站正式确认此事，”Seyffart 在 X 上写道。 假设“beta.cmegroup”实际上是实际 CMEGroup 网站的测试版/测试版本——看起来 CME 预计将于 2 月 10 日推出 SOL 和 XRP 期货。但这在实际网站上尚未提供。说实话，如果是真的，在我看来，这是有道理的，而且在很大程度上是可以预料到的 https://t.co/lfMGd8X9KE— James Seyffart (@JSeyff) 2025 年 1 月 22 日 你可能还喜欢：当地媒体驳斥了 Ledger 首席执行官被绑架的猜测

EDX Markets 是一家由 Citadel Securities、Charles Schwab 和 Fidelity 支持的加密货币交易所，该公司宣布与数字资产基础设施公司 BitGo 建立新的合作伙伴关系，以加速机构对加密货币的采用。 此次合作将使由风险投资支持、以机构为中心的 EDX Markets 整合 BitGo 的结算层 Go Network，实现数字资产和法定货币的即时结算。EDX 将利用 BitGo 的合格托管平台，允许客户进行交易和结算，从而减少对交易所的风险敞口。 同时，随着 BitGo Prime 加入 EDM Markets 成为会员，EDX 的深度流动性可供 BitGo 的流动性池使用。 您可能还喜欢：Mastercard teams up with Kraken to expand crypto payment services across Europe Infrastructure and regulatory compliance are key to this collaboration, the firms said. This means bringing digital assets to traditional finance institutions via mechanisms that allow them to explore without hurdles that hinder such efforts. Tony Acuña-Rohter, chief executive officer of EDX Markets said: “通过将 BitGo 的合格托管基础设施整合到我们的清算和结算框架中，我们正在解决对强大缓解结构的需求，这将进一步推进我们创建安全高效的交易环境以吸引更多机构参与者的使命。” BitGo 联合创始人兼首席执行官 Mike Belshe 补充道： “随着数字资产行业不断成熟，像我们这样的合作伙伴关系弥合了 TradFi 和加密货币之间的差距，推动了该领域的参与度增加和长期增长。” BitGo 最近与多家公司达成了合作，并通过推出新产品扩展了其服务范围，其中包括一个全球场外交易平台和衍生品交易所 Deribit 的场外结算服务。后者是与托管提供商 Copper 的合作。 其数字资产解决方案除了托管之外，还包括质押、交易、钱包服务、数字资产融资和加密货币结算。 BitGo 最近宣布与总部位于纽约的投资平台 Republic 建立重要合作伙伴关系，旨在实现另类投资的民主化，将传统上针对机构投资者的产品推广到个人。 您可能还喜欢：币安推出 LDUSDT，将期货交易与赚取奖励结合起来

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has filed a motion seeking court approval for a settlement with Ripple Labs, even as one SEC commissioner opposes the move over investor protection concerns. According to the May 8 court SEC filing, both Ripple and the SEC have agreed to withdraw their respective appeals pending before the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, effectively ending a legal battle that began in December 2020. Under the proposed deal, Ripple would be able to resume sales without breaking any securities laws and recover $75 million of the $125 million that was held in escrow.  The move comes after a key court ruling in 2023 by Judge Analisa Torres, who found that although sales of XRP (XRP) to public exchanges did not violate securities laws, sales to institutional investors did. If approved, the court would release the $125 million civil penalty held in escrow, with $50 million going to the SEC and the remainder back to Ripple.  The settlement explicitly states that neither party will seek to amend the 2023 summary judgment, preserving the court’s finding that only institutional XRP sales violated securities law. However, not everyone within the SEC is on board.  You might also like:XRP’s positive 6-month cost basis defies macro weakness but indicators show slowing momentum SEC Commissioner Caroline A. Crenshaw criticized the settlement as “a tremendous disservice to the investing public” in a strongly worded dissent posted on the agency’s website. She argued that it weakens the SEC’s ability to hold crypto companies accountable and sends the wrong message to the market. Crenshaw warned that despite the court’s previous decision, the SEC may not take any action if Ripple starts selling XRP to institutions again without registering the tokens. She also expressed concern that this settlement could be part of a broader pullback in the SEC’s crypto enforcement efforts, which could leave investors less protected. Despite this, the SEC insists the agreement is fair and serves the public interest. It pointed to the fact that the case already helped define legal boundaries around token sales, giving the crypto industry more clarity. If the court approves the request, Ripple and the SEC will move to formally dismiss their appeals, ending one of the longest-running and most closely watched crypto cases to date. But Crenshaw’s criticism could spark new debates about how the SEC should regulate digital assets going forward. Read more:US Senate votes against GENIUS Act after Democrat pushback