BlackRock: We Are At The Beginning Of The Tokenization Of All Assets

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BlackRock (NYSE:BLK), an asset management firm with over $13.46 trillion in assets, holds quite a bit of sway regarding global markets. So when its CEO, Larry Fink, talks up tokenization, it is important to listen to what he has to say.

Yesterday, while visiting CNBC, Fink discussed the tokenization of everything. Fink stated:

“I do believe we are just at the beginning of the tokenization of all assets. From real estate, to equities, to bonds, and across the board… There is $4.1 trillion globally sitting in digital wallets. A lot of that money is outside the United States. If we could tokenize an ETF … digitize that ETF, we can have investors who are just beginning to invest in markets through, let’s say, crypto, but now we can get them into more traditional, long-term types of products. We look at that as the next wave of opportunity for BlackRock, for the next tens of years, as we focus on moving away from traditional financial assets by repotting them in a digital manner and then having people stay in that digital ecosystem. They can have their cash, and we have the largest cash/ money market fund that is tokenized…”

Fink added that America remains the best place in the world to invest, and he would be investing here today.

BlackRock is also highly active in AI and cryptocurrency, as well as Fintech in general.

BlackRock announced Q3 2025 earnings yesterday, reporting $205 billion of quarterly total net inflows, a 25% increase in revenue year-over-year and an EPS of $8.43 (diluted).



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