Trump Era Policies May Catalyze Real-World Asset Tokenization Surge in 2025

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The landscape of real-world asset (RWA) tokenization is poised for significant transformation in 2025， with potential policy shifts and market dynamics driving unprecedented growth and innovation.

According to Eli Cohen， general counsel of Centrifuge， a leading RWA tokenizing platform， the upcoming year could mark a pivotal moment for decentralized finance (DeFi) and traditional financial markets. The anticipated changes are expected to stem from potential policy adjustments during the potential Trump administration and evolving regulatory environments.

One of the most significant predictions is the expansion of tokenized assets beyond traditional Treasury securities. Cohen suggests that increasing demand for yields will push the market toward more diverse and sophisticated tokenized products. The current RWA market， which has already witnessed an impressive 85% growth over two years， is set to experience further acceleration.

The regulatory landscape appears promising， with expectations of a more crypto-friendly approach. Cohen anticipates a ‘public renouncement’ of restrictive policies like Operation Chokepoint 2.0， which could open up banking and brokerage channels for tokenized asset creation. The potential departure of SEC Chair Gary Gensler and incoming leadership could signal a more supportive regulatory stance.

Stablecoins are expected to be significant beneficiaries of these market transitions. Currently relying on tokenized Treasurys for yields， they stand to gain from the evolving investment strategies and increased competition among issuers. The push towards ‘higher yielding， still safe investments’ could reshape the stablecoin ecosystem.

Real-world examples are already emerging， such as the landmark $1 billion deal between Mantra and Damac to tokenize Middle Eastern assets. These developments underscore the growing mainstream acceptance of blockchain-based asset representation.

Security concerns， traditionally a barrier to crypto adoption， are also expected to diminish. Cohen believes that as crypto service providers mature， and with centralized exchanges like Coinbase and Kraken already engaging with governmental authorities， institutional trust will continue to grow.

International regulatory frameworks， such as the EU’s MiCA stablecoin rules， will also play a crucial role in shaping the global RWA tokenization landscape. Market participants are closely monitoring these developments， anticipating potential approval of tokenized security retail offerings.

As we approach 2025， the convergence of technological innovation， potential policy shifts， and increasing institutional interest suggests a transformative period for real-world asset tokenization. The industry stands at the cusp of a significant evolution， promising greater accessibility， liquidity， and transparency in financial markets.