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Ernst & Young Global Blockchain Leader: Tokenized Assets Will Reshape Portfolio Management

According to ChainCatcher news reported by CoinDesk, Paul Brody, the global blockchain leader at EY, expressed the view that tokenizing physical assets through blockchain can create daily, transparent price information for market data traditionally limited to a few asset classes, thereby redefining the way portfolio management is conducted.Brody pointed out that modern portfolio theory originates from Eugene Fama's efficient market theory in the 1960s. Although this theory has its flaws, the index fund strategies developed from it have become the default choice for managing pension and retirement accounts. Currently, about 80% of institutional investors' portfolios are concentrated in stock and bond index funds, while alternative investment strategies account for only 15-20%.The emergence of tokenized assets will expand the range of investable assets, allowing investors to access asset classes and regions that have been overlooked due to data scarcity or lack of liquidity. For example, by tokenizing physical assets such as real estate in Thailand, oil leases in Nigeria, or taxi medallions in New York, continuous and transparent price data can be generated, enabling these assets to be compared on equal footing with traditional assets like U.S. stocks.Brody anticipates that this transition will take about a decade, including the establishment of a broad portfolio of tokenized assets and the accumulation of 5-7 years of daily data records. With the proliferation of AI-driven automated investment tools, this transition may occur more rapidly than historical shifts in investment patterns. EY will host a global blockchain summit from April 1-3 to discuss the role of digital assets in portfolios.

SoSoValue Analyst: Twenty states across the U.S. have advanced legislation for Bitcoin strategic reserves, and the potential purchasing power of public funds may reshape the Bitcoin market landscape

ChainCatcher news, according to SoSovalue statistics, as of now, twenty state-level administrative regions in the United States are initiating relevant legislative procedures. Among them, fifteen states have had their bills formally received by the House and have entered the committee review stage, forming operational legal drafts. The Bitcoin Strategic Reserve Bill is creating a regional legislative wave in the U.S.Taking Utah as an example, Bill HB0230 will allow the state's four public funds (namely, the State Disaster Recovery Restricted Account, the General Fund Budget Reserve Account, the Income Tax Fund Budget Reserve Account, and the Medicaid Growth Reduction and Budget Stabilization Account) to invest up to 5% of their total assets in Bitcoin. According to the 2024 Utah financial report data, this means a potential purchasing power of over $70 million.SoSovalue analysts state that the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Bill is not only a new breakthrough for Bitcoin in the traditional financial system but also a historic advancement. As more state governments explore similar strategies, the trend of public funds holding Bitcoin may reshape the global market's definition of Bitcoin as an asset, defining Bitcoin not just as digital gold, but as part of national and institutional asset allocation, further solidifying its position in the global financial system.
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