By planning to tokenize its iShares ETFs, BlackRock is pushing its blockchain approach and bringing conventional assets like bonds and stocks straight into digital wallets. Targeting the vast $4 trillion digital wallet market comprising cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, and tokenized assets, CEO Larry Fink sees this as a great growth opportunity. While preserving relationships to real-world asset values for stability and trust, the project offers important advantages including 24/7 trading, fractional ownership, automated dividend payouts, and possible integration with DeFi protocols.
Building on BlackRock's existing blockchain footprint—including the successful BUIDL tokenized money market fund, now worth billions and extending to platforms like Uniswap for DeFi access, and record-breaking spot Bitcoin (IBIT) and Ethereum (ETHA) ETFs attracting large inflows—this move adds onto it. BlackRock hopes to combine traditional finance (TradFi) efficiency with cryptocurrency's speed and programmability by tokenizing more general iShares products, hence facilitating easy on-chain access and collateral use in decentralized ecosystems.
Younger, blockchain-native investors are specifically targeted in this push, which also arranges tokenized ETFs on "blockchain rails" to change how people invest in conventional markets. Combining Wall Street's scale with decentralized innovation, this may quicken mainstream adoption of tokenized real-world assets (RWAs)—though complete realization will rely on legislative clarity, technological advancement, and industry cooperation.


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