People's trust in government is deteriorating all across the world. This is due to a number of factors, including corruption, scandals, and the perceived inability of governments to solve complex problems. This erosion of trust is having a number of negative consequences, including a decline in civic engagement and an increase in social unrest.
One of the most significant consequences of this erosion of trust is that it is leading to a loss of faith in traditional financial institutions. Banks and other financial institutions are seen as being part of the establishment, and they are therefore subject to the same skepticism and distrust that is directed at governments.
This loss of faith in traditional financial institutions is creating an opportunity for new technologies, such as cryptocurrencies and tokenised assets, to emerge. Cryptocurrencies and tokenised assets are decentralised, meaning that they are not subject to the control of any government or financial institution. This makes them appealing to people who are looking for a way to store and transfer value without having to rely on traditional financial institutions.
CEO of Blackrock, Larry Fink: "Tokenised assets have the potential to revolutionise the way that financial markets operate. Tokenised assets can make financial markets more efficient, transparent, and accessible."
As trust in government continues to erode, more and more people will look to tokenised assets as a way to store and transfer value. Tokenised assets have the potential to create a more equitable and inclusive financial system that is not controlled by any single entity.