If the US market completes comprehensive large-scale asset tokenization within two years, capital will automatically flow from inefficient markets to efficient ones. At that point, the rest of the world will be forced to follow suit—remaining in the old system would put them at a structural disadvantage. First, countries and regions that are crypto-friendly and leading in on-chain financial infrastructure, such as the UK, Switzerland, Singapore, and Hong Kong, will form the first tier and quickly align with US standards. Next, larger but slower-moving economies like the EU and Japan will form the second tier, pushing asset tokenization to stay competitive. Finally, emerging markets and countries with underdeveloped financial infrastructure will be forced to passively accept the outcome and integrate. Once the US sets new financial standards, the world can only adjust accordingly—every round of global financial transformation unfolds this way. $BTC $GT $ETH