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MWITA-FC-2026-024 · Evidence A · P1

ESMA's 2025 risk monitor found the ten largest tokenized funds below roughly USD 8 billion by mid-2025 and only four EU DLT market infrastructures authorized, while flagging smart-contract and liquidity-mismatch risks.

D07 · Commerce, Productization & Marketplaces D12 · Data, Knowledge, Search & Evidence D13 · Software Platforms, Cloud & Integration

Counterevidence & uncertainty

Rapidly changing market and third-party tokenized-asset data.

What would change the reading

Update with regulator volumes, failures and authorization data.

Primary routes

FC-S024https://www.esma.europa.eu/sites/default/files/2025-09/ESMA50-1949966494-3846_TRV_2_2025.pdfOpen source record →

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