Right now, the picture in the market looks almost schizophrenic: derivative indicators show that many traders continue to bet on the further decline of Bitcoin and Ethereum, increasing shorts and hedging portfolios against downturns. At the same time, a major business publication features a column by the leaders of one of the largest global asset management firms, where tokenization is called the biggest revolution in financial infrastructure since the advent of double-entry bookkeeping. Over the past 20 months, the market for tokenized 'traditional' assets has reportedly grown by about 300%, and the shift to a new architecture of the financial system has already begun and is considered inevitable. On one screen — red candles and a bet on decline, on another — a discussion about a decade-long trend that should completely reformat the flow of capital.