The Institutional Shift Toward Tokenized Assets
Momentum is building. What once sat on the periphery of financial innovation—tokenized assets—is now at the center of institutional strategy.
In the United States, regulatory bodies are adapting. The @FDICgov now permits supervised institutions to engage in crypto-related activity without prior approval, provided risk frameworks are in place. In the UK, @TheFCA is rolling out a “pro-growth” agenda aimed at fund tokenization—balancing innovation with financial market integrity.
A joint study by @EYnews-Parthenon and @coinbase shows 83% of institutional investors plan to increase digital asset allocations in 2025. These moves aren’t theoretical. Forecasts project tokenized RWAs could reach $18.9 trillion by 2033. The catalysts? Institutions—not retail—are leading the charge.
Lumia is positioned to serve this next phase.
We’re onboarding real estate–backed tokens from U.S. issuers, with infrastructure tailored for valuation, data aggregation, and secondary liquidity. Our tools already allow pricing and cross-chain tracking of tokenized properties, reducing inefficiencies that traditionally held the space back.
This year, Lumia began deeper integrations with compliance frameworks and third-party custody providers to support token flows that meet institutional risk standards.
We are not simply observing the institutional shift. We’re building for it—intentionally and precisely.
More infrastructure.
Fewer barriers.
Real-world value on-chain.
More to come.
