The article argues that RWA tokenization has matured from a crypto experiment into regulated finance running on blockchain rails, with tokens representing income, fund interests, debt, real estate, or commodities subject to securities, AML, investor protection, custody, and reporting rules. It cites industry analyses valuing the tokenized real world asset market, excluding stablecoins, at roughly $15.2 billion by December 2024 and above $24 billion by mid-2025, with stablecoins still dominating tokenized value as institutions enter the space. The piece also promotes the Certified RWA Tokenization Expert credential as structured training for those building or supervising compliant tokenization systems.
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