Asian tokenization leadership attracts global capital

The Asian leadership in tokenization has drawn a growing attention from global investors, with clarity in regulating regulations that attract capital that is formerly on the sides, according to Maarten Henskens, head of protocol growth in the Startale Group.
“We see Western institutions that promote operations in the Asia-Pacific not only to follow capital, but to participate in change,” he told Cointelegraph. Henskens taught unique but auxiliary techniques taken by Japan and Hong Kong to doadvance Adoption of real-world assets (RWA).
The framework of Japan’s regulation is intentionally and looks forward, establishing a strong foundation of institutional trust. “The MUFG infrastructure for the release of a security token is a good example of how to avoid the ecosystem,” he said.
The Payment Services Services Act (PSA) also allows trusted Stablecoins to hold up to 50% of their reserves on government bonds with low risk and term deposits, showing a thoughtful regulation approach.
Hong Kong, in contrast, moves quickly, Launching Ensemble Sandbox as a rapid track regulation that changes in change. “While Japan builds a long -term depth, Hong Kong shows how agility can bring life experiment,” Henskens said.
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Tokenized bond and adoption of ETFS drive
Increasing tokenized bonds and ETFs plays a major role in bringing traditional investors to crypto markets. In Japan, Real Estate security tokens is making the former closed market accessible to retail investors, sometimes more than traditional J-reits.
The tokenization streams fund administration and increases transparency, allowing asset managers to connect directly to end-users. “This efficiency, paired with improved transparency, can make these products that force traditional investors who may not even enter the crypto space,” Henskens said.
He flagged cross-border interoperability as the next major milestone. “The seamless and following movements of tokenized properties in the constituents” will be critical for the adoption of the scale.
In Asia, this means that infrastructure can be linked to whole countries such as Japan and Hong Kong, while worldwide, regulations that frameworks should reflect the technical facts of tokenized finance, especially around the regulation, obedience, and care.
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Push of tokenization of Dubai
Dubai is another Asian country that strives for tokenization. The city regulation authorities have introduced progressive frameworks that encourage the release and trade of tokenized securities, which attracts global investors and fintech companies.
In May, the Virtual Asset Regulatory Authority, Dubai’s crypto regulator, Its guidelines have been updated To integrate provisions for RWA tokenization. Attorney Irina Heaver told Cointelegraph These policies provide those who give and replace a clear path to Launch and trade tokenized real estate assets.
Last month, the Dubai Land Department, in collaboration with vara and leading developers, successfully tokenized and selling two apartmentswith the entire offer seller within minutes, according to Heaver. Consumers came from more than 35 countries, and notably, 70% were first-time real estate invests in Dubai.
“We have already seen an impact on the network: change in one area is advancing another,” Henskens said. “Different regions can optimize for different outcomes, and that’s a strength, not a liability,” he added.
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