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Looking ahead, forecasts for tokenized assets vary a lot but they all point in the same direction: growth.
McKinsey: $2–4T by 2030.
Ark Invest: $11T by 2030.
BCG/Ripple: $9.4T by 2030, $18.9T by 2033.
Standard Chartered: $30T + by 2034.
The gap between $2 trillion and $30 trillion is more about definitions than adoption.
Different institutions are measuring different things. McKinsey focuses mostly on bonds, loans, funds, and equities. Standard Chartered adds commodities and trade finance. BCG and Ripple include deposits and stablecoins alongside more traditional asset categories.
Despite these differences, the broader trend is consistent: Asset tokenization is expected to expand.
I appreciate the interest in--but not the hyperbole about--the contemplated innovation exemption for the onchain trading of tokenized NMS stock. Keep in mind: I've always expected that it'd be limited in scope & would facilitate trading only of digital representations of the same underlying equity security that an investor could purchase in the secondary market today, not synthetics.
I appreciate the interest in--but not the hyperbole about--the contemplated innovation exemption for the onchain trading of tokenized NMS stock. Keep in mind: I've always expected that it'd be limited in scope & would facilitate trading only of digital representations of the same underlying equity security that an investor could purchase in the secondary market today, not synthetics.
@GerardoRTobar 4. Excepciones son:
- Un programa top (Ivy League/equivalent) que todavía tenga prestigio y que te brinde un network premium
-Si irte a estudiar te va a permitir trasladarte de mercado laboral geográfico con oportunidades que sean indiscutiblemente mejores que las locales
4/4
@GerardoRTobar 3. Peor si tenes que dejar de trabajar 1-2 años. En el ambiente actual, creo que lo más importante tratar de conservar tu lugar, adquirir experiencia del negocio y generar valor de otras maneras. Muy duro el mercado para los recién graduados y te perdes mucho en ese tiempo
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🚨REPORT: If the #Chargers are without RB Omarion Hampton—who was a DNP at practice today with an ankle injury—that's a massive blow. A nonexistent run game would pile even more pressure on Justin Herbert, putting that offense in a tough spot. #NEPats
I’m campaigning for voters to stop treating the process like a joke and to provide legitimacy to their reasoning. Every voter should be obligated to publish a small write-up to ensure we avoid lazy analysis. Vote for who you genuinely believe deserves the award, but have good reason to back it up.
There is no world where I should have an MVP vote; but perhaps neither should you.
@seattlerams_nfl You mean the 2007 16-0 season where the TD pass record and TD rec record were broken? That season? Gotcha champ! You’re doing a great job! You’re almost there
New column: My awards for the 2025 season, including why Drake Maye is my pick for MVP over Matthew Stafford and the major flaw in the schedule argument: measure the *pass defenses* they faced and their quality of opposition was mostly the same https://t.co/ilPsbcdjhH
@PatMcAfeeShow@danorlovsky7 I respect @danorlovsky7 as an analyst, but if “who you did it against” is part of the conversation, so has to be “who you did it with” then. Drake does not have Nacua/Adams. Then again, Drake did not cost his team a loss against Carolina and ATL (quite the opposite in fact)