Most people focus on tokenization. The real shift is happening one layer deeper: the regulated infrastructure forming around it. Germany is a prime example. What used to be a fragmented landscape is consolidating into a structured, end-to-end ecosystem — covering tokenization, custody, digital securities registries, regulated trading venues, and market makers providing liquidity. Not pilots. […]
Real estate tokenization has moved from a niche topic to a recurring theme in capital market discussions. Yet for many asset owners, developers and asset managers, one question remains unresolved: Is tokenization actually delivering better outcomes — or is it still largely a narrative? This article examines real estate tokenization for issuers and whether it
$440M vs. ~$10B: A reality check on tokenized real estate — and why most of the market remains invisible despite blockchain transparency.
Tokenization of Real World Assets is accelerating fast. With regulation, infrastructure, and market demand aligning, 2025/26 marks the breakout phase for digital assets like real estate — shifting tokenization from pilots to real-world scale.
Virtually any real asset can be mapped on a DLT system through tokenization. According to a WEF estimate, 10% of global GDP will be stored on the blockchain in 2027, around USD 9.38 trillion. Even if these dimensions will not be reached as quickly, it is quite obvious that this and the underlying Blockchain technology
