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<span>10</span><em> years after the release of Satoshi Nakamoto’s whitepaper called “Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System” triggering the invention of the blockchain technology, blockchain is still a very young technology with low levels of mainstream adoption. Despite its commonly agreed on disruptive characteristics, to date, we have only seen the first steps of this potential focusing on the development of basic blockchain protocols such as Bitcoin, Ethereum or EOS. If we draw the analogy to the internet we can refer the current state to the development of the HTML standard in 1993, facilitating the World Wide Web as we know nowadays. As the internet needed three development stages to unfold the Web 2.0 including companies like Facebook and Twitter, we expect the Blockchain technology taking a similar journey to a</em><strong><em> tokenized asset market of </em></strong>~<strong><em>$24trn by 2027.</em></strong>