Иоганн Кербрат: «Токенизация сделает инвестиции более доступными»

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Старший вице-президент и управляющий Robinhood Crypto Иоганн Кербрат считает, что токенизация может открыть новые возможности для розничных инвесторов и дать доступ к традиционно ограниченным классам активов.

Во время конференции Consensus 2025 Иоганн Кербрат (Johann Kerbrat) подчеркнул, что некоторые из реальных активов, вроде недвижимости или частных ценных бумаг, доступны лишь 10% жителей США. А в частные ценные бумаги и вовсе могут инвестировать только аккредитованные инвесторы.

«Сколько людей могут позволить себе дом или квартиру в Нью-Йорке? Но если разделить эту квартиру на части с помощью токенизации, то вы можете себе это позволить и получать прибыль. Кроме того, эта технология значительно облегчает обмен такой собственностью и делает его гораздо более доступным», ― подчеркнул Кербрат.

Также топ-менеджер Robinhood считает, что у стейблкоинов безоблачное будущее и появится свыше 100 таких токенов. Сейчас на рынке доминируют стейблкоины, привязанные к доллару США. Однако, по мнению Кербрата, появится гораздо больше подобных токенов, которые будут более специализированы для определенных рынков:

«Например, чтобы перевести средства из США в Сингапур, можно будет воспользоваться определенным стейблкоином. Скорее всего, произойдет сдвиг от использования именно стейблкоинов, к использованию определенных платформ со своими стабильными криптовалютами».

По мнению аналитиков Deloitte, уже через 10 лет рынок токенизированной недвижимости достигнет $4 трлн, а сама технология значительно изменит подход к инвестированию.

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