Grayscale's tokenization report frames an investment thesis that is straightforward in concept and complex in execution: a $30 billion market growing at 217% year-over-year that represents 0.01% of a $300 trillion addressable market has enormous room to run, and the blockchains hosting that growth should capture a meaningful share of the value created. The question is not whether tokenization will continue growing but which layer of the stack captures the most value as it does, and the answer differs depending on your investment timeframe and risk tolerance.
For near-term institutional exposure, Canton's 93.8% market share of represented RWA value and its privacy-by-default architecture make it the dominant venue for the traditional finance flows entering the space now. Standard Chartered's Geoff Kendrick has noted that as banks build on blockchain infrastructure, it will almost all happen on Ethereum for the next couple of years, and Ethereum's 54% distributed RWA market share and $50 billion in DeFi TVL support that view as the primary public chain beneficiary of TradFi adoption.

For investors willing to take a longer time horizon on higher-growth potential, Solana's speed and cost advantages position it for the retail distribution layer of tokenized assets that Ethereum's cost structure makes harder to serve efficiently. The cleanest infrastructure bet across all of these chains is Chainlink, which provides the oracle and cross-chain middleware that every tokenized asset lifecycle depends on regardless of which underlying blockchain wins the most volume. Avalanche and BNB Chain round out Grayscale's list as additional beneficiaries with distinct use case advantages, giving investors multiple entry points into a megatrend that is still, by any honest measure, in its very early innings.