US Citizens Bank: Blockchain infrastructure acquisition race accelerates, tokenization could bring in hundreds of billions of dollars in annual revenue
Foresight News: According to CoinDesk, analysts at Citizens, a US bank, have stated that the race to acquire blockchain infrastructure is accelerating. The analysts pointed out that the complex technology, talent shortage, and strict compliance requirements in the digital asset industry make acquisitions the most practical approach for existing companies. Meanwhile, digital-native enterprises can gain scale, customer reach, and regulatory credibility by joining larger financial networks.
The report notes that tokenization is becoming a key driver of this activity. The bank predicts that as stablecoins and tokenized assets enter mainstream finance, services such as trading, custody, and data could bring nearly $100 billions in annual revenue to the market by 2030.
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