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Major US banks are bracing for a surge in digitized finance, with Moodys latest report indicating a significant increase in tokenization. The shift is expected to impact assets, funds, payments, and real-world items like property. Tokenization, currently small but growing at a rapid pace, has seen a four hundred twenty percent increase since early 2025, reaching thirty-one point six billion dollars. Banks are establishing special teams and conducting pilots to manage digital assets and money, aiming to avoid being left behind if demand surges. Industry leaders predict digital assets could reach twenty-eight trillion dollars by 2030, driven by Bitcoin, stablecoins, and tokenized real-world assets. Moodys outlines three potential paths: steady growth with banks remaining central but adding tokenization, low-growth stall due to regulations and low demand, or rapid disruption affecting payment processors and smaller banks. Banks are preparing for the future, while regulators like the IMF highlight both efficiency gains and stability risks.

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