On December 27, according to Bloomberg, as the price of Bitcoin hit a record high, asset tokenization has once again become a hot topic in the traditional financial and cryptocurrency fields. This technology, which digitizes physical assets and records them on the blockchain, is favored by Wall Street institutions including BlackRock. Industry insiders believe that its potential may exceed that of the Internet.

This round of asset tokenization craze is driven by factors such as the Bitcoin bull market and Trump's victory in the election. Unlike the attempts of blockchain technology in scenarios such as Walmart's supply chain tracking a few years ago, this round of craze focuses more on the digitization of financial assets such as real estate and bonds.