Asset Tokenisation Predicted to Become Major Trend in Crypto Industry
The trend of asset tokenisation, or Real World Assets (RWA), is strengthening in the global crypto asset industry as financial institutions increasingly adopt blockchain technology. This development is projected to become a new growth driver for the digital asset ecosystem in the coming years.
A Citi Institute report titled Tokenization 2030 estimates the value of tokenised assets globally could reach USD 5.5 trillion by 2030. The current market valuation for tokenised assets is estimated at around USD 17 billion.
Indodax Chief Marketing Officer Aloysia Dian stated that asset tokenisation is an innovation that bridges conventional financial assets with blockchain technology, thereby broadening access to various investment instruments.
“Asset tokenisation opens up new opportunities for the public to gain exposure to various global assets through blockchain infrastructure. This innovation not only introduces new types of assets but also reflects how blockchain technology is beginning to be used to improve efficiency, transparency, and accessibility in the financial sector,” Aloysia said in a statement on Tuesday (14/7/2026).
According to Aloysia, tokenisation allows various assets, such as stocks, bonds, commodities, and alternative assets, to be represented in the form of digital tokens so they can be traded more efficiently through blockchain technology.
Currently, Indodax provides more than 20 Real World Assets (RWA) themed assets, including seven tokenized stocks that represent the price movements of global company shares, such as Apple, Amazon, Alphabet (Google), NVIDIA, Tesla, Circle, and Coinbase. The presence of these products expands investment diversification options while providing exposure to the global economic sector.
Aloysia said the increasing attention towards asset tokenisation is also reflected in trading activity on Indodax. According to her, the RWA category has recorded growth in both transaction volume and investor numbers throughout the year.
She assessed that this development shows blockchain is no longer solely synonymous with crypto assets but is evolving into a digital infrastructure that supports various financial instruments.
“We see asset tokenisation as a form of evolution in the blockchain industry. The wider the utilisation of this technology, the greater the opportunity to create a financial system that is more inclusive, efficient, and transparent,” she said.
This momentum also aligns with the development direction of Indonesia’s digital asset ecosystem. In the 2026-2031 Financial Sector Technology Innovation, Digital Financial Assets, and Crypto Assets (IAKD) Roadmap, the Financial Services Authority (OJK) has included asset tokenisation development, stablecoin regulation, over-the-counter (OTC) transactions, and cybersecurity strengthening as strategic initiatives to drive innovation in the digital financial sector.
Indodax stated it will continue to deliver innovations aligned with global industry developments while strengthening public education to ensure investors apply the Do Your Own Research (DYOR) principle before investing in digital assets.