According to Golden Finance, Tom Wan, a strategic analyst at 21.co, expressed the following views on the X platform:
1. BlackRock BUIDL surpassed Franklin Templeton's BENJI (FOBXX) in Assets Under Management to become the largest on-chain coin market fund, BUIDL rise 36.5% monthly, from $274 million to $375 million, and BENJI's monthly rise was only 2.1%, from $360 million to $368 million.
2. Demand is the key to tokenization, and currently, there is limited demand for tokenization stocks, funds, or bonds. Even if end investors are natives of Crypto Assets, they are reluctant to invest in tokenization stocks given the scarcity of liquidity, and issuance do not see the obvious benefits of tokenizing assets on on-chains with low demand.
3. The U.S. Treasury positions tokenization, and as mentioned earlier, the key issue of tokenization is to channel demand and liquidity. Given that there is already demand for U.S. Treasuries in Crypto Assets sectors such as Ondo (about $350 million) and stablecoin issuance providers such as Circle/Tether/Mountainprotocol ($140 billion), it is easier to find end investors to switch. It's also a good strategy for Blackrock. Ondo is now the largest holder of BUIDL
4. Forecast: The dominance of tokenization government securities will increase from 1% to 10%, with tokenization government securities accounting for only 0.1% of the total value of tokenization in January 2023. Today, it accounts for ~% of the total value of the Token
1.4%。 In my opinion, the use of BUIDL stablecoin issuance vendors would be the next natural step, with the potential to become a reserve fund for encryption assets, currently holding more than $20 billion in stablecoin.