Cathie Wood, chief executive of Ark Invest, said recently that she hopes to tokenize some of the company's funds once US regulatory environments allow it, and believes that asset tokenization will be an important trend in the future. Wood mentioned Ark's Venture Fund (ARKVX) and Digital Asset Revolution Fund as potential tokenization targets at the Digital Asset Summit in New York. "We think tokenization will be a huge market, and regulatory environments are gradually opening up, and we want to seize this opportunity," she said. However, there is currently no clear framework for registering security tokens in the United States, which brings uncertainty to the tokenization process. Coinbase, a major holding company of Ark Invest, is also exploring the issuance of security tokens, but its CFO Alesia Haas said that the relevant plans are still in the discussion stage with the SEC and there is no specific timetable. Industry analysts believe that the tokenization market has great potential and is expected to reach trillions of dollars by 2030, but regulatory compliance remains the main challenge.