Foresight News reports that according to a survey released by PwC, about 41% of institutional investors have shown interest in tokenized products (Security Tokens) over the past 12 months, with relevant areas including tokenized gold, real estate, and other commodities. OSL's Executive Director and Head of Regulatory Affairs, Diao Jiajun, stated that in the coming years, tokenized products will become one of the core directions for the integration of traditional finance and digital assets. The preferred tokenized assets will be low-volatility, high-liquidity money market funds, followed by government bonds and high-rated credit bonds. Additionally, the tokenization of structured products will gradually emerge in the future, and due to their higher distribution costs, issuers are motivated to invest resources to improve infrastructure, enhance efficiency, and market coverage.