TREE NEWS update: Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon said on the bank’s Oct. 13 earnings call that tokenization is becoming an important trend across asset classes and could bring more products, clients and business. The bank has tokenized bonds, money market funds and some client real estate, and is evaluating scalable use of blockchain infrastructure through its GS DAP platform and DTCC’s July tokenization service. Solomon said blockchain activity remains small, while Q3 net revenue was $18.68 billion and equities revenue rose 72% year over year to $6.4 billion.
Goldman Sachs CEO says tokenization could broaden financial market opportunities
AI take
Solomon's remarks matter less as a tokenization endorsement than as a signal that a top-tier bank sees blockchain as a distribution channel for existing products, not a new asset class. The explicit caveat that activity remains small keeps this in pilot territory, with GS DAP and the DTCC service as the infrastructure to watch. For RWA watchers, the open question is whether tokenized bonds and money market funds move from bespoke deals to repeatable, scalable issuance — the gap between executive enthusiasm and actual volume remains the story.
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