Real-world asset tokenization is expanding, but supply still does not line up with investor demand, according to Alex Taaffe, chief revenue officer at digital asset trading firm GSR. He said the growing number of issuers and blockchains has also split liquidity across the tokenized asset market.
Other industry participants pointed to separate hurdles around stablecoin adoption and crypto market conditions. ether.fi founder and CEO Mike Silagadze said stablecoins are useful for cross-border transfers, but wider adoption depends on whether they can be used for everyday spending. USDD communications lead Yvonne Chia said issuers should put user experience first.
The report cited stablecoin market capitalization at $306 billion, up about 2% from a year earlier and roughly 74% over the past 12 months. FinHarbor co-founder and CEO Ilya Podoynitsyn said providers still need to handle regulatory requirements across jurisdictions and adjust infrastructure and compliance systems. Arkham Intelligence founder and CEO Miguel Morel said onchain data can help assess counterparty risk and identify the source of customer deposits. Nomad Capital’s Pulkit Gupta added that crypto market liquidity has been weak over the past three months, making exits from altcoin investments harder.
Real-world asset issuance on blockchain networks continues to grow, but that supply still does not match investor demand, according to Alex Taaffe, chief revenue officer at digital asset trading firm GSR. He also said liquidity in tokenized markets has become more fragmented as the number of issuers and blockchains increases.
Mike Silagadze, founder and CEO of ether.fi, said stablecoins make cross-border transfers easier. Broader adoption, he said, will depend on whether they can be used for everyday spending. Yvonne Chia, communications lead at USDD, said issuers should prioritize improving user experience.
The stablecoin market capitalization stands at $306 billion, up about 2% from the same period last year and about 74% over the past 12 months.
Ilya Podoynitsyn, co-founder and CEO of FinHarbor, said service providers still need to deal with regulatory requirements across different jurisdictions and adapt their infrastructure and compliance systems.
Miguel Morel, founder and CEO of blockchain analytics firm Arkham Intelligence, said onchain data can be used to assess counterparty risk and identify the source of customer deposits.
Pulkit Gupta of Nomad Capital said crypto market liquidity has been weak over the past three months, making it harder to exit altcoin investments.
The report was cited by Cointelegraph.
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