Today, more than 99% of companies across the globe are small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The vast majority will never be listed on a stock exchange because traditional IPOs are expensive, complicated, and heavily regulated.
InterLink is pursuing an alternative route through tokenized business offerings. This approach lets businesses turn real economic activity into digital assets, convert those assets into tokens that can be traded 24/7, enable fractional ownership, and support settlements that happen almost instantly.
It would be too early to label InterLink as the “Nasdaq of Web3” right now, but the long-term direction is clear: make business tokenization something any business can access.
With the creation of the Transaction-Backed Digital Asset Protocol and the release of upcoming public SDKs, InterLink plans to deliver the technical foundation for companies to tokenize value and build sustainable ecosystems around real-world products, services, and ongoing transactions.
The long-term ambition is to see thousands of businesses listed on the ITLX Business Token Exchange (IBTE), all running on InterLink’s native assets, ITL and ITLG. InterLink’s goal is to become a key player in business tokenization, a space that consulting firm McKinsey & Company estimates could expand into a $2 trillion Real World Asset (RWA) tokenization market by 2030.
With the Seoul Private Mainnet on the horizon, InterLink is moving closer to a future where hundreds of businesses can launch, tokenize their value, and scale within the InterLink ecosystem.
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