Wall Street Wants to Tokenize Everything. But Who’s Buying?
Tokenization is moving fast, reaching nearly $40 billion in November 2026. There is a clear demand from Wall Street, whether from its banks or asset managers. However, beyond tokenized stock, the demand and appeal of such products face a critical challenge. Turning any asset into a token does not guarantee anyone will buy it. Interviews The post Wall Street Wants to Tokenize Everything. But Who’s Buying? appeared first on BeInCrypto.
Key Takeaways
- Tokenization is moving fast, reaching nearly $40 billion in November 2026.
- There is a clear demand from Wall Street, whether from its banks or asset managers.
- However, beyond tokenized stock, the demand and appeal of such products face a critical challenge.
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