
Chainlink standard targets US$4T tokenised market
- Chainlink’s LINK standard is targeting the growing tokenised real-world asset market.
- Standard Chartered estimated tokenised assets could reach US$4 trillion by 2035.
- The standard aims to connect tokenised assets across blockchains and financial systems.
Chainlink (CRYPTO:LINK) is expanding its LINK standard as the tokenised real-world asset market targets a projected US$4 trillion size by 2035.
Standard Chartered estimated the tokenised asset market could grow to US$4 trillion within the next decade.
The LINK standard is designed to connect tokenised assets across blockchains and traditional financial systems.
Chainlink said the standard supports identity, compliance, data and cross-chain communication for tokenised assets.
The company said wider adoption will depend on financial institutions, regulators and blockchain networks using common standards.
Tokenised real-world assets include bonds, funds, real estate and other traditional assets represented on blockchains.
Many financial institutions are exploring tokenisation to improve settlement speed, asset transfer and market access.
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