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Everyone keeps talking about tokenization being the next trillion-dollar market but what actually changes for retail investors? Over the past few months, I've noticed more discussion around tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) than almost any other crypto narrative. The idea sounds compelling: government bonds, stocks, real estate, and private funds represented on-chain, with faster settlement, 24/7 markets, and potentially lower costs. But I keep wondering how much of this actually benefits everyday investors. If large institutions are the main users, then tokenization could be huge without changing much for the average person. On the other hand, if it eventually allows people to access investments that were previously restricted or improves liquidity, it could become one of crypto's biggest real-world use cases.