# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Wealth Transfer

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Wealth Transfer", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

Stablecoins could reach $1.5 quadrillion by 2035 – Here’s how

Stablecoin usage has surged over the past decade, with significant growth accelerated by the passage of the GENIUS Act in 2025, pushing the stablecoin value to $319 billion. According to Chainalysis, adjusted volume rose 133% from 2023 to reach $28 trillion in 2025, with monthly volume hitting a record $7.2 trillion—surpassing major traditional payment channels like U.S. ACH and Visa. Transaction volume exceeded 8.1 trillion through March 2026, and active addresses grew to 51.6 million. Chainalysis projects that, if current growth continues, stablecoin volume could exceed $1.5 quadrillion by 2035, driven by generational wealth transfers ($80–100 trillion moving to crypto-friendly younger generations) and point-of-sale adoption. This would surpass the estimated $1 quadrillion in global cross-border payments. Further adoption, including real-world asset tokenization and supportive legislation like the Clarity Act, could accelerate this trajectory.

ambcrypto04/09 19:04

Stablecoins could reach $1.5 quadrillion by 2035 – Here’s how

ambcrypto04/09 19:04

Chainalysis: $100 Trillion Could Shift To Crypto‑Native Generations By 2048

Chainalysis projects that up to $100 trillion will transfer from Baby Boomers to Millennials and Gen Z by 2048, generations more inclined to adopt cryptocurrency. This wealth shift, combined with growing point-of-sale adoption, is expected to significantly boost stablecoin usage. The firm estimates these factors could contribute $508 trillion and $232 trillion annually to stablecoin transaction volumes by 2035, respectively. As a result, on-chain stablecoin transactions may reach parity with Visa and Mastercard between 2031–2039. Established financial players are already adapting through acquisitions and partnerships to capture flows from crypto-native customers.

bitcoinist04/09 12:02

Chainalysis: $100 Trillion Could Shift To Crypto‑Native Generations By 2048

bitcoinist04/09 12:02

Robinhood Founder Vlad Tenev on the Great Wealth Transfer, Tokenization, and Gen Z's Investment Future

In a Bankless interview, Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev discusses the future of finance, driven by generational wealth transfer, tokenization, and Gen Z's investing behavior. He reveals that Gen Z are serious long-term investors, starting retirement planning as early as age 19 on average. Tenev addresses the $70-90 trillion "Great Wealth Transfer," emphasizing Robinhood's strategy to serve both younger generations and older asset owners through products like banking services and trust accounts. He predicts 24/7 markets and asset tokenization will become standard, with Robinhood already offering tokenized stocks in the EU. Robinhood is building a hybrid CeFi/DeFi infrastructure, including its own Layer 2 chain, to improve accessibility and utility for real-world assets. Tenev dismisses the notion that young investors are solely driven by "financial entertainment," highlighting data showing 40% of platform assets are in passive investments. Other key points include: the social value of prediction markets as "truth machines," plans for a Robinhood Social feature, the potential of AI-powered financial agents, and efforts to democratize access to private equity investments. He also discusses regulatory challenges and the strategic focus on global expansion if U.S. clarity remains limited.

marsbit03/18 11:02

Robinhood Founder Vlad Tenev on the Great Wealth Transfer, Tokenization, and Gen Z's Investment Future

marsbit03/18 11:02

Real Estate Has Trapped Generations, Until Someone Decided to 'Cut' It Apart

The article "The Frozen Fortune" discusses the impending $124 trillion "Great Wealth Transfer" of wealth, primarily in real estate, from the Baby Boomer generation to their heirs. While often portrayed as a windfall, this wealth is largely illiquid and locked in homes that were bought under favorable economic conditions now unavailable to younger generations. Millennials and Gen Z face high housing costs, student debt, and mortgage rates, making homeownership difficult. Inheriting a valuable but illiquid asset creates complex dilemmas around selling, maintaining, or dividing the property. The piece argues that tokenization—representing physical assets like real estate on a blockchain—can bridge this generational gap. It solves key problems: enabling partial sales for liquidity, simplifying distribution among multiple heirs, allowing remote management, and providing access to asset ownership without requiring full purchase. Major financial institutions are already building the infrastructure for this shift. The core issue is translating a generation's wealth, stored in physical property, into the digital, liquid form that the inheriting generation understands and prefers. Tokenization doesn't solve the housing affordability crisis but addresses the friction of transferring massive, illiquid assets between generations with different financial paradigms.

比推03/04 22:07

Real Estate Has Trapped Generations, Until Someone Decided to 'Cut' It Apart

比推03/04 22:07

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