According to Odaily Planet Daily, Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas predicts that by 2035, the global assets of ETFs may reach 35 trillion US dollars, three times the current 13 trillion US dollars. This forecast is based on a compound annual growth rate of 10%, 17% in the past decade and 25% ten years ago. The low cost, intraday liquidity, tax efficiency and flexibility of ETFs will continue to attract cash and trading volume from investors and traders, leading to more new products, innovative designs and more sales staff. Structural changes overseas are beneficial to ETFs in the long run, and the MF stock class in the United States will add another tributary to cash inflows. At the same time, tokenization may also contribute to the development of ETFs.