Everyone thinks real-world asset tokenization is already taking over global finance, but actually the IMF just pointed out how tiny the current market still is.

Most investors FOMO into infrastructure tokens assuming the underlying rails are already battle-tested, only to risk getting blindsided when liquidity bottlenecks appear.

Think of current tokenized finance like a two-lane country bridge preparing for highway traffic. The IMF estimates tokenized assets sit around $65B excluding stablecoins, alongside $300B to $350B in daily tokenized repo volume. That looks impressive on a dashboard, but it is a fraction of traditional finance flowing through networks like $ETH and data layers like $LINK .

The danger is not how fast adoption grows, but whether the plumbing holds up when trillions try to settle simultaneously. If institutional flow surges before networks hosting assets like $ONDO can scale reliably, early participants could face severe structural gridlock.

Do you think on-chain infrastructure is genuinely ready for full-scale institutional volume, or are we underestimating the technical risks?

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