Core Insights - The report highlights the significant growth potential in the measurement and calibration industry, driven by new policies aimed at enhancing manufacturing capabilities in China [6][7][8] - The renewable energy sector, particularly in electric power equipment, is poised for growth due to supportive policies in the UK and increasing demand for energy storage solutions [13] - The pharmaceutical industry is recommended for investment, focusing on innovative drugs and their supply chains, with strong support from health insurance reforms [14] Industry and Company Analysis - **Measurement and Calibration Industry**: The first policy document from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology emphasizes the need for precise measurement to drive innovation in manufacturing. This includes establishing a service network and digital transformation paths, with a focus on high-level calibration institutions and digital measurement software [6][7] - **Renewable Energy Sector**: The UK government has restarted subsidies for electric vehicles and charging infrastructure, indicating a robust market for energy storage systems. The report suggests focusing on companies involved in battery production and charging infrastructure, such as Ningde Times and Keda Technology [13] - **Pharmaceutical Industry**: The report continues to recommend innovative drug sectors, highlighting the recent adjustments in health insurance and commercial insurance that favor high-value innovative drugs. Companies like Kelun-Biotech and Innovent Biologics are noted for their strong potential in both domestic and international markets [14] - **Oil and Gas Sector**: China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) has made significant advancements in oil and gas exploration, achieving record production levels in both domestic and international operations. The report anticipates continued growth in production capacity, particularly in the Stabroek block in Guyana [20][21][24]

Core Insights - The report highlights the dominance of stablecoins in the Real-world asset (RWA) tokenization market, while non-stablecoin RWA tokenization shows significant growth potential as regulatory barriers are removed [1][2][3] - The current market size for non-stablecoin RWA tokenization is $23 billion, representing only 10% of the stablecoin market [3][9] - Regulatory reforms in jurisdictions like Singapore, Switzerland, the EU, and Jersey are supportive, but inconsistencies, particularly regarding KYC requirements, remain a challenge [3][19] Market Overview - The non-stablecoin RWA tokenization market is primarily dominated by private credit ($13 billion) and U.S. Treasury bonds ($7 billion) [9] - The tokenization of U.S. Treasury bonds is relatively mature, attracting traditional finance participants [9] - The private credit market, led by Figure, is gaining traction by simplifying loan verification and approval processes [9][13] Growth Potential - Private equity and illiquid commodities are expected to be the next growth areas for non-stablecoin tokenization [4] - Successful tokenization projects often address unmet needs that traditional products do not fulfill, such as the yield from tokenized U.S. Treasury bonds [12][18] - The growth of on-chain private credit is driven by improved access for investors, enhancing liquidity [13] Regulatory Challenges - Regulatory frameworks are evolving, but inconsistencies across jurisdictions pose challenges for tokenization [19] - Inefficiencies in KYC requirements for fund holders create friction, limiting accessibility and scalability [19] Other Challenges - The gap between decentralized finance (DeFi) and traditional finance (TradFi) participants affects the potential scale and speed of non-stablecoin tokenization [20] - Solutions are needed to bridge this gap, including trusted third-party custodians and distribution solutions for tokenized digital assets [20]