25% of Asia's ultra-wealthy could be Tokenize by 2026.

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The CEO of Sygnum stated that 15–25% of the assets of the ultra-high net worth in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region could be allocated to Tokenize assets within the next two years, as the legal and digital financial infrastructure matures.

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According to a survey published by Sygnum, interest in Tokenize assets among high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) in Asia has surged from 6% to 26% in just one year. Notably, approximately 60% of those surveyed indicated they have used or are currently using stablecoins, reflecting a high level of readiness to access on-chain financial instruments.

Currently, digital assets account for an Medium of 17% of the total investable assets of the HNWIs participating in the survey. According to Sygnum, this figure indicates that the technical and operational infrastructure is in a "scalability-ready" state, no longer just in the testing phase.

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Three key factors have been identified as driving the wave of tokenization in the APAC region:

  • Clarity in the legal framework is crucial, especially in financial centers like Singapore, Hong Kong, and Switzerland.
  • The ability to integrate directly with traditional banking systems allows for seamless operation of fiat and on-chain funds.
  • The potential to generate sustainable returns, rather than focusing solely on short-term speculation.

According to the CEO of Sygnum, tokenization is not limited to cryptocurrencies but is rapidly expanding into bonds, investment funds, private credit, and real assets (RWA). This is particularly attractive to Asia's ultra-wealthy – a group of investors who tend to seek transparent, highly liquidation assets with the ability to flexibly diversify their Shard .

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