The total market capitalization of RWA approaches 28 billion USD! Fosun's wealth tokenization of 328 million USD in Hong Kong stocks bets on a new track.

Fosun Wealth Holdings in Hong Kong announced the issuance of tokenized stocks for Israeli medical technology company Sisram Medical on Solana, Ethereum, Sonic, and Vaulta, with a market capitalization of approximately 328 million USD. This move is one of the important measures for Hong Kong to promote itself as a center for Crypto Assets and Blockchain. Fosun also plans to tokenize more corporate bonds and stocks in the future. Meanwhile, the trend of tokenization of real-world assets (RWA) is accelerating, with an overall market capitalization monthly rise of 7.4%, approaching 28 billion USD. EU policy advisors also stated that RWA tokenization should be a focus of research and plan to propose related proposals for the Savings and Investment Union (SIU) in December.

Fosun Launches Tokenization Plan, Sisram Medical Becomes First Target

Fosun Wealth Holdings announced the tokenization issuance of shares in the Israeli medical technology company Sisram Medical through Vaulta's "Banking OS" and the integration of multiple blockchains including Solana and Ethereum, with a market capitalization of 328 million USD. The company stated that this move demonstrates its commitment to financial innovation and digital transformation, and plans to gradually include more corporate bonds and stocks in its tokenization issuance program in the future.

A spokesperson for Fosun stated: "With the support of Vaulta and Solana, we are able to expand the accessibility of our investment portfolio, providing investors with unprecedented transparency, efficiency, and inclusiveness."

RWA tokenization momentum is strong, and it may占全球市场 10% 份额 by 2030.

RWA.xyz data shows that as of Tuesday this week, the total market capitalization of RWA has reached 27.95 billion USD, with a monthly rise of 7.4%. According to Citibank's annual report prediction, by 2030, tokenized assets are expected to account for 10% of the total global market trading volume. The study covers 537 financial institutions, including custodians, brokerage firms, and asset management companies.

The report indicates that stablecoins and artificial intelligence will be the main drivers of RWA growth. Stablecoins enable efficient collateral management and funds tokenization, while AI can automate settlement processes. Citibank stated that 86% of surveyed companies are testing neural networks for customer onboarding, with 57% using AI for post-trade automation, including data reconciliation and liquidity management.

Citigroup representative Chris Cox stated, "From accelerating settlements to automating asset services, enhancing shareholder engagement, and improving corporate governance, global enterprises are focusing on key priorities, and the industry is on the eve of significant transformation."

The EU policy focus shifts to RWA, plans to upgrade the DLT pilot system

Peter Kerstens, an advisor to the European Commission, stated at the FintechOn summit in Taipei that there is currently no rush to launch "MiCA 2.0" and that regulatory focus should be on the tokenization research of real-world assets (RWA). He revealed that the Commission expects to propose in December regarding the Savings and Investment Union (SIU), which aims to promote the construction of a pan-European financial market and facilitate cross-border investments.

Kerstens is hailed as the father of MiCA (Crypto Assets Market Regulation). He pointed out: "We should focus on more significant and critical issues - the tokenization of financial instruments, namely the blockchain application of real-world assets (RWA) in the equity market, bond market, and derivatives market." He also stated that the EU plans to upgrade the DLT pilot system to better meet market demands.

Natasha Cazenave, Executive Director of the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), is also optimistic about tokenization technology, stating that it "is not just a technological evolution, but may also trigger fundamental changes in the market."

The total market capitalization of stablecoins reaches a new high, Mastercard views it as a complementary non-competitive technology.

On September 2nd, the total market capitalization of stablecoins reached a historic high of 284.6 billion USD. Christian Rau, head of Mastercard's European division, stated that stablecoins should be seen as a complement to existing financial infrastructure rather than competitors, as they help improve cross-border payment efficiency and reduce currency risk. In April this year, Mastercard partnered with Circle, Paxos, and Nuvei to implement stablecoin payment functionality and collaborated with CEX to launch physical and digital debit cards.

Traditional financial institutions show a significant rise in interest in Blockchain

Kerstens pointed out that five years ago, banks and securities institutions were still conservative about operating public chain assets, but now their attitude has changed significantly. "Now they are ready, but the surrounding regulatory framework has not fully adapted to this change."

Conclusion

Fosun's issuance of tokenized stocks not only marks the proactive embrace of blockchain finance by large enterprise groups but also echoes Hong Kong's strategic positioning in developing a digital asset center. RWA tokenization is gaining widespread attention from private enterprises to regulatory agencies, with the EU, traditional financial institutions, and payment giants all making moves in this field. Although the regulatory framework is still to be improved, and challenges remain in technology integration and market acceptance, RWA serves as a key bridge connecting traditional finance and the crypto ecosystem, and its development potential has gained global consensus. In the future, as more physical assets are tokenized and the compliance system continues to mature, RWA may become one of the core driving forces in transforming the financial market.