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The relaxation of regulations on tokenized assets, the EU is giving banks a "boost."

The logic of the new EU regulations is actually quite straightforward: if we want banks to actively participate in financial innovation, we cannot restrict them on capital. Therefore, the new regulations stipulate that banks engaging in tokenized asset business will have the same capital requirements as traditional businesses. The result is—while others are running a hundred meters in heavy gear, EU banks are sprinting in spikes.
Tokenization is essentially the process of moving real-world assets onto the blockchain to gain capabilities such as transparency, divisibility, and global tradability. Banks inherently have advantages in compliance and customer resources, and once capital constraints are lifted, they can quickly establish a foothold in this new market.
Three Major Shockwaves:
1. Business territory expansion: On-chain bonds, real estate REITs, and tokenization of art investment can all be quickly implemented.
2. International competitive advantage: Attract global tokenized asset inflows into the European market.
3. Technical feedback to traditional business: On-chain settlement optimizes old business in return.
EBA's "gentle regulation" also reminds us: innovation must be fast, but safety cannot be slow. Anti-money laundering, risk monitoring, and customer protection must be online throughout the process.
My point of view: This is the EU's "innovation fast track" tailored for banks, not just a regulatory document, but a deep bet on the future financial ecosystem.
End of the post: Not using the external tools is a waste. EU banks, this tokenization track has already cleared the obstacles for you, just hit the gas.