币界网报道：Standard Chartered (STAN) highlights a potential shift in real-world asset (RWA) tokenization beyond stablecoins, currently dominating the $23 billion non-stablecoin RWA market—just 10% of the stablecoin sector. In a Wednesday report, the bank predicts significant growth as regulatory clarity improves, focusing on assets gaining tangible on-chain benefits. Tokenization, a key blockchain application, is drawing TradFi interest, with stablecoins—pegged to assets like the USD or gold—playing a major role in crypto markets and cross-border transfers. While jurisdictions like Singapore, Switzerland, the EU, and Jersey advance regulations, inconsistent KYC rules remain hurdles. Geoff Kendrick, Standard Chartered’s digital assets research head, emphasized targeting assets where tokenization enhances liquidity, cost efficiency, or settlement speed. Tokenized private credit shows promise, whereas efforts with already-liquid assets like gold or U.S. equities lag due to unclear advantages. The bank identifies private equity and liquid commodities as next growth areas for non-stablecoin tokenization.