RWA tokenization has moved from experimental projects to a production pattern at banks and asset managers, with use cases including tokenized treasuries, money market funds, collateral networks, digital bonds, private credit, and trade finance. The article stresses that institutions are placing familiar regulated assets on programmable rails rather than replacing finance with crypto, and that a token remains a digital representation of a legal claim recorded on a shared ledger. A tokenized Treasury fund is still a fund and a tokenized deposit is still a bank liability, governed by rules on eligibility, transfers, custody, reporting, and settlement.
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