Recently, there has been a major development worth paying attention to. An international securities and financial company has just entered the crypto space through investment, with a very straightforward goal — to bring traditional assets onto the blockchain.

In simple terms, assets from the real world like stocks, bonds, and government bonds are all being tokenized on the chain. In the future, you might be trading not virtual currencies, but tokenized Apple stocks or U.S. Treasuries. Sounds a bit crazy? But this is happening.

The system they support is called Tokenet, which is specifically designed to provide on-chain financial services for large institutions. Multi-custody, multi-collateralization, support for stablecoins as collateral — every detail is focused on ensuring security and compliance for large capital inflows and outflows.

Why is this so critical? Because it marks the official entry of traditional finance. We are talking about a scale of $40 trillion in funds. When Wall Street begins to adopt RWA (Real World Asset) tokenization, trading cryptocurrencies and stocks could soon use the same system. The two previously completely separate worlds are now merging. You can imagine the significance of this for the entire crypto market.