Ripple нацелен на бум токенизации в размере $19 трлн на фоне ускорения институционального принятия

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Ripple позиционирует себя на переднем крае революции стоимостью 19 триллионов долларов, поскольку институциональный уровень хранения ускоряет токенизацию реальных активов в казначейских облигациях, золоте, акциях, недвижимости и мировых рынках.

Ripple нацеливается на эпоху токенизации стоимостью 19 триллионов долларов по всем глобальным классам активов

Ripple опубликовала отчет 8 августа 2025 года, подчеркивая, что хранение цифровых активов институционального уровня является критической основой для быстрорастущего рынка токенизации реальных активов (RWA). «Токенизация RWA набирает обороты», поскольку все больше казначейских облигаций, золота, акций и недвижимости переходит на блокчейны, заявила компания, открывая ликвидность, улучшая прозрачность и расширяя доступ к рынку. В отчете подчеркивается:

К 2033 году общая стоимость токенизированных реальных активов, согласно последним оценкам, достигнет почти 19 триллионов долларов. И только токенизированные клиентские активы, такие как недвижимость и акции, могут превысить 3,7 триллиона и 2 триллиона долларов соответственно.

Выдающийся пример — проект по токенизации недвижимости Департамента земель Дубая, где Ctrl Alt, назначенный провайдер токенизации, будет использовать Ripple Custody для обеспечения безопасности прав собственности, выпущенных на XRP Ledger. Генеральный директор Ctrl Alt Мэтт Онг заявил: «Партнерство с Ripple позволяет нам использовать проверенную и надежную технологию, соответствующую самым высоким стандартам безопасности и эксплуатации».

Региональные паттерны принятия показывают, что Северная Америка и Европа расширяют токенизацию казначейских и денежных рыночных фондов, Латинская Америка применяет токенизацию аграрных долговых обязательств для укрепления сельского кредита, а Юго-Восточная Азия вводит решения по токенизации торговых дебиторских задолженностей для улучшения финансирования цепочки поставок.

На Ближнем Востоке поддерживающая регуляторная среда—особенно в Дубае—ускорила проекты по токенизации недвижимости. Пилотные проекты, поддерживаемые Ripple, такие как кредитование под залог недвижимости в Гонконге и модернизация земельного реестра в Колумбии, иллюстрируют как потенциал, так и юридические сложности вывода традиционно неликвидных активов в цепочку блокчейна.

В отчете сделан вывод, что поставщики услуг хранения должны обеспечивать надежную защиту закрытых ключей, соблюдать регуляторные требования, поддерживать прозрачность и предоставлять масштабируемые услуги, чтобы соответствовать потребностям развивающегося рынка. Он добавил:

Токенизация — это не то, к чему нужно готовиться—она уже здесь. И с безопасным хранением в качестве основы, учреждения по всему миру могут открывать новые возможности в глобальной экономике цифровых активов.

Сторонники рассматривают это как структурную трансформацию, при которой токенизация и хранение вместе позволяют создавать программируемые активы, более широкое участие и сниженное трение транзакций по всему мировому финансовому сектору.

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