The adoption of digital assets continues to accelerate. This week saw major breakthroughs across global banks, fintechs, and market infrastructure players, from tokenized real-world assets surpassing $30B in market size to Revolut securing a MiCA license to offer crypto services across Europe. Tokenization continues to gain institutional traction. Here’s what you need to know 👇 1️⃣ Tokenized RWAs are becoming one of crypto’s biggest markets “The total market for tokenized RWAs sits at $30 billion, up nearly 4x in the last two years” according to @a16zcrypto's State of Crypto 2025 report. 2️⃣ Revolut secures MiCA license from Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission The license allows Revolut to provide and market crypto-asset services across all 30 markets in the European Economic Area (EEA) under the MiCA legislation. Costas Michael, CEO of Revolut Digital Assets Europe, said that receiving the license “is a significant step in our journey, reflecting CySEC’s confidence in our commitment to regulatory compliance in crypto.” 3️⃣ JPMorgan to enable Bitcoin and Ether as collateral for loans by year end JPMorgan intends to roll out a global program enabling institutional clients to utilize their Bitcoin and Ether holdings as loan collateral by the end of 2025, with a third-party custodian to secure these pledged crypto assets. 4️⃣ DRW and BlackRock executives speak of tokenized future for markets at the Payment Innovation Conference Don Wilson, CEO of DRW: “5 years from now every instrument that is traded frequently will be traded onchain.” Rob Goldstein, COO of BlackRock: “There are $4.5 trillion in digital wallets today. That number is going up, not down. They will have access to traditional market instruments like stocks and bonds… I believe these things are a question of when, not if.”