[Coin World] Recently, the financial innovation sector has been quite lively. An asset management company has launched two new exchange-traded funds, one called stablecoin technology ETF (code STBQ) and the other called tokenization technology ETF (code TKNQ), both targeting the big opportunities in the encryption asset track.
Let's talk about STBQ. It focuses on companies and encryption assets that drive the development of the stablecoin economy. How big is this market? There are over $90 trillion in trading volume every year, which is no small number. Imagine global cross-border payments, DeFi lending, stablecoin trading—these scenarios all have the presence of stablecoins behind them.
Now let's look at TKNQ. Its goal is the tokenization of real-world assets (RWA), and this sector is even more explosive. The current market size is about $176 billion, but by 2030, it is expected to grow to $3.6 trillion. In other words, assets like real estate, bonds, commodities, and intellectual property could all be tokenized and efficiently circulated on the chain.
The strategies of the two funds are quite interesting—they allocate 25% to 50% of their assets to crypto-related fields, tracking their respective specialized market indices. This approach provides traditional investors with a relatively friendly entry point, while also reflecting the increasing recognition of traditional finance for the Web3 sector. The future of stablecoins and RWA indeed seems to be attracting more and more institutional attention.
View Original
This page may contain third-party content, which is provided for information purposes only (not representations/warranties) and should not be considered as an endorsement of its views by Gate, nor as financial or professional advice. See Disclaimer for details.
16 Likes
Reward
16
3
Repost
Share
Comment
0/400
GasFeePhobia
· 12-23 17:37
90 trillion volume sounds amazing, but can this really land? It always feels like just paper numbers.
I believe in the RWA part, putting real estate on-chain is much more reliable than infinite issuance.
Stablecoins should have taken off long ago, why are ETFs only coming out now...
TKNQ to 36 trillion by 2030? Wake up, stop dreaming.
These two funds need to outperform the market to count, no matter how good the concept is, it’s all in vain.
View OriginalReply0
RooftopVIP
· 12-23 12:46
900 trillion sounds pretty scary, but can we really get a piece of it?
RWA has something going on, the real estate on-chain thing should have come sooner.
Is STBQ reliable, or is it just another play to get suckers?
Wait, are these two ETFs US stocks? Can they be bought domestically?
If tokenization really goes to da moon, TradFi will have a tough time, haha.
900 trillion in cross-border payments... can stablecoins handle it? Aren't we still using SWIFT?
A target of 36 trillion seems a bit outrageous; if we can achieve it by 2030, that would be a win.
View OriginalReply0
GasFeeCrier
· 12-23 12:37
9 trillion in volume... This number is a bit mind-boggling, is it true?
Will the TKNQ tokenized asset really take off? I still feel a bit confused.
The stablecoin ecosystem does have some substance, but can STBQ really outperform the market?
RWA going from 176 billion to 3.6 trillion, isn't that prediction a bit optimistic?
I feel like I want to buy the dip on both, but we still need to see how they perform later.
The rise of the 9 trillion stablecoin economy, with a 3.6 trillion tokenization market waiting to explode - how to position two new ETFs?
[Coin World] Recently, the financial innovation sector has been quite lively. An asset management company has launched two new exchange-traded funds, one called stablecoin technology ETF (code STBQ) and the other called tokenization technology ETF (code TKNQ), both targeting the big opportunities in the encryption asset track.
Let's talk about STBQ. It focuses on companies and encryption assets that drive the development of the stablecoin economy. How big is this market? There are over $90 trillion in trading volume every year, which is no small number. Imagine global cross-border payments, DeFi lending, stablecoin trading—these scenarios all have the presence of stablecoins behind them.
Now let's look at TKNQ. Its goal is the tokenization of real-world assets (RWA), and this sector is even more explosive. The current market size is about $176 billion, but by 2030, it is expected to grow to $3.6 trillion. In other words, assets like real estate, bonds, commodities, and intellectual property could all be tokenized and efficiently circulated on the chain.
The strategies of the two funds are quite interesting—they allocate 25% to 50% of their assets to crypto-related fields, tracking their respective specialized market indices. This approach provides traditional investors with a relatively friendly entry point, while also reflecting the increasing recognition of traditional finance for the Web3 sector. The future of stablecoins and RWA indeed seems to be attracting more and more institutional attention.