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Revolution in the financial system: How to change tokensed assets
In her new report, Rebank presents the transformation of Real World Assets that could revolutionize the financial market.
Revolution in the financial system: How to change tokensed assets
On September 30, 2025, the FinTech analysis company Rebank published a report entitled "Real World Assets: The Practitioner’s Guide", which illuminates the potential of Real World Assets (RWAS) to redesign the financial system. The report makes a significant comparison: RWAS could be viewed as the "email moment" of the financial world, since they are able to eliminate intermediate and enable real-time transactions, as [Crypto News] (https://crypto.news/token-is- finances-email-moment-rebank-rwa-report/).
Traditionally, assets were stored in isolated databases and required third parties for transactions. With tokenization, on the other hand, assets can be transferred and exchanged immediately and without prior negotiations between the parties. One of the key advantages of RWAS is their programmability, which enables owners to exchange token government bonds for stable coins or to use tokenized loans as collateral in defi protocols.
Growth forecast for RWAS
Although the RWA market is currently still small, significant growth is predicted. By 2025, tokenized US treasuries are to represent a few billion dollars of managed assets (AUM), compared to an overall market of $ 20 trillion for US trasuries. In the area of the stable coins, the volume amounts to around $ 280 billion, while the bank deposits in the United States are over $ 18 trillion.
Token money market funds (MMFS) hold billions, but this is only a fraction compared to the global money market fund market of $ 8 trillion. The report draws in parallels between RWAS and the early growth of stock markets trading funds (ETFs), which were once considered a niche product, but finally revolutionized the landscape of investment management.
Outlook and meaning
Rebank's report underlines the important role that RWAs could play in the future financial landscape. Their ability to make transactions faster and more efficient could not only change access to financial services in the long term, but also significantly reduce the costs for numerous transactions. With the increasing acceptance and growth of the technology, the financial system could change fundamentally.
With the understanding of RWAS and its potential it becomes clear that we may be on the threshold of a new digital financial age, which will revolutionize the way we do business and investments.