KEY POINTS
- A more positive political climate around blockchain 'provides more certainty' for institutional players: RedStone co-founder Kazmierczak
- 'Validation' from institutions through their increased engagement in tokenization efforts triggers broader adoption, Kazmierczak added
- BlackRock and Franklin Templeton's participation in tokenization creates 'a powerful bridge between traditional and decentralized finance'
- By 2030, all major financial institutions will be offering tokenized products: RedStone projection
Over the years, cryptocurrency has transformed from an asset used by a specific and small group of people for exchange into a financial asset class that's on the verge of broader adoption.
