How big is the tokenized asset market? First, decide what you want to measure

"Market Size" Has at Least Four Meanings

The issuance or circulation scale, net asset value, visible trading volume, and number of active products may all be referred to as market size, but they describe different objects. Before providing a total, any content should clarify which metric is being used, rather than implying that one number represents the entire market.

Clearly Define the Scope

Calculating market size requires specifying the asset class, issuer, chain, trading venue, region, product structure, and time point. If it only covers publicly observable records, this limitation should also be noted. The scope is not a footnote; it is part of the conclusion.

Address Duplicate and Multiple Version Issues

The same traditional asset may have multiple versions, and cross-chain or cross-platform records may also appear repeatedly. Before statistics, rules for deduplication of entities and versions need to be established, and it should be clarified whether issuance, circulation, trading, or page records are used as counting units.

Distinguish Between Scale and Activity

A larger scale does not necessarily mean active trading; higher trading volume does not imply that the underlying issuance scale has expanded. Presenting stock, flow, and coverage separately allows readers to see different dimensions of the market.

Conclusion

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