CEO of stablecoin company Circle, Jeremy Allaire, stated that tokenization adoption will continue to grow after the approval of the bitcoin ETF and Blackrock's recognition. He believes that financial companies may issue tokenized versions of their assets this year. It is stated that asset tokenization will become a part of financial companies' development this year. Tokenization technology involves creating a digital version of an asset and putting it into a blockchain, and it may grow this year due to its advantages over traditional financial processes.
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Circle CEO: Some financial companies may issue tokenized versions of their assets this year
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