Morgan Stanley sees tokenized assets reaching $10 trillion by 2030
As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on October 12, 2026.
A $10 trillion forecast by 2030 puts tokenization on the same growth track Wall Street is already building for, with JPMorgan filing for a tokenized fund and Franklin Templeton and Standard Chartered expanding custody and access.
JUST IN: Morgan Stanley expects the tokenized assets market to hit $10 trillion by 2030
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Morgan Stanley's $10 trillion forecast for the tokenized assets market by 2030 signals that Wall Street is treating this as a structural shift in how financial assets are issued and traded.
Tokenization converts ownership rights in real-world assets, such as bonds, funds, or private credit, into digital tokens on a blockchain, making them easier to transfer, settle, and fractionalize.
JPMorgan has already filed for a tokenized fund, and Franklin Templeton and Standard Chartered have both moved to expand custody and access in the space, which means the institutional infrastructure needed to support that growth is actively being built now.
For investors, the practical question is which parts of the financial stack, custody, issuance, settlement, or fund management, capture the most value as the market scales toward that $10 trillion figure.