Enzyme Finance

Two distinct approaches are emerging in the tokenized funds space: - **Ad-hoc tokenization**: Wrapping existing off-chain funds into on-chain wrappers via RWA platforms - **Native tokenization**: Building fully on-chain funds from inception with programmable features Market projections are significant: - Citi forecasts $45T in tokenized securities by 2030 - WEF estimates 10% of global GDP tokenized by 2027 The RWA tokenization market has grown 260% in H1 2025, reaching $23B. This growth is driven by increased regulatory clarity and institutional adoption. [Learn more about tokenized fund infrastructure](http://enzyme.finance/use-cases/tokenized-funds)

Major financial institutions are forecasting significant growth in tokenized assets: - Citi projects tokenized securities market could reach $45T by 2030 - WEF estimates 10% of global GDP could be blockchain-tokenized by 2027 - McKinsey reports shift from pilot to at-scale deployment Key trends expected in next cycle: - Shift to natively tokenized funds - Increased institutional adoption - Integration with DeFi infrastructure - Clearer regulatory framework Traditional finance faces challenges from outdated systems, while tokenized vehicles offer programmability and global accessibility. Enzyme Protocol is positioning to support this transition with native tokenization capabilities. [Learn more about tokenized funds](http://enzyme.finance/use-cases/tokenized-funds)

Chainlink has achieved a significant milestone by providing infrastructure for Hong Kong's Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) and stablecoin pilot program. This development represents a crucial bridge between traditional banking systems and blockchain technology, specifically in asset tokenization. The partnership builds on Chainlink's recent collaborations with major financial institutions: - Integration with DTCC - Partnership with SWIFT - Support for global financial infrastructure These initiatives demonstrate practical applications of blockchain technology in mainstream finance.

Real-world assets (RWAs) tokenized on blockchain have reached a significant milestone, surpassing $10B in Total Value Locked (TVL). This marks a crucial shift in how traditional assets are being brought on-chain. Key developments: - Over $18B in assets now tokenized (excluding stablecoins) - Infrastructure development becoming priority for operational use - Integration possibilities include RWA funds, ETPs, and indices Enzyme Protocol enables users to leverage these tokenized assets within investment strategies, marking a practical step toward mainstream RWA adoption. Learn more about tokenized asset infrastructure: [Chainlink's Guide](https://blog.chain.link/definitive-guide-to-tokenized-assets/)

Enzyme Protocol marked significant expansion in 2024 with key developments: - Acquired Myso Finance, the leading on-chain covered calls protocol - Invested in Trade Neutral to expand services to Solana ecosystem - Extended protocol to Arbitrum and integrated GMX - Launched first Advanced Automated Loops with Stader Labs - Reached $220M in Assets Under Technology with 1,400+ creations 2025 roadmap focuses on: - Completing Solana integration - Expanding to additional networks - Launching V5 protocol update - Strengthening global infrastructure position The protocol has maintained steady growth since its 2017 launch as Melon Protocol, navigating market cycles while expanding capabilities.

Enzyme Protocol continues to expand its ecosystem with the addition of new vaults: - **VaultCraft.io** launched a new vault on Enzyme, offering users more investment options. - **Renzo Protocol** introduced a vault powered by Enzyme and curated by Re7 Capital. These developments demonstrate Enzyme's growing popularity in the decentralized asset management space. Users now have access to a wider range of on-chain investment vehicles, each with unique strategies and management approaches. *Interested in exploring these new vaults?* Visit Enzyme's platform to learn more about the offerings and consider diversifying your portfolio.