1. TOTAL GLOBAL WEALTH

Approx $505 trillion
Source: aggregated estimates from Credit Suisse, UBS, BIS, IMF.

Breakdown:

• Financial assets: $340T
• Real assets: $165T

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2. GLOBAL ASSET BREAKDOWN 2025

A. Real Estate

$330 trillion
The largest asset class on Earth.
Residential dominates.

Breakdown:

• Residential: $250T
• Commercial: $60T
• Land/agriculture: $20T

Real estate holds 65 percent of global wealth.

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B. Bond Markets

$140 trillion

Breakdown:

• Government bonds: $80T
• Corporate bonds: $60T

This is the backbone of pensions, sovereign funds, and institutional allocation.

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C. Public Equities

$110 trillion

Breakdown:

• US stock market: $50T
• China: $12T
• Europe: $13T
• Japan: $6T
• Rest of world: $29T

Tech represents roughly 35 percent of global equity value.

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D. Private Equity + Venture Capital

$13 trillion

Breakdown:

• Private equity: $9T
• Venture capital: $4T

The highest growth engines.
This is where AI, robotics, biotech, and deep tech sit.

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E. Crypto + Digital Assets

$3.2 trillion

Breakdown:

• Bitcoin: $1.28T
• Ethereum: $420B
• Stablecoins: $160B
• Alt L1s + DeFi + NFTs: ~$1.3T

Expected to grow 5–15x by 2035 as digital settlements become standard.

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F. Commodities

$20 trillion

Breakdown:

• Gold: $15T
• Silver: $1.3T
• Oil & gas (proven reserves value): $3T
• Industrial metals: ~$1T

Gold is roughly three times the size of the entire crypto market.

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G. Cash & Bank Deposits

$55 trillion

Highly liquid, controlled by banking systems, and eroding via inflation.

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H. Sovereign Wealth Funds (SWFs)

$13 trillion

Examples:

• Norway: $1.6T
• UAE: $1.5T
• China CIC: $1.4T
• Singapore GIC + Temasek: $1.2T

These allocations shape global markets more than most governments.

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I. Pension Funds

$52 trillion

Long-term, low-risk allocations:

• 45 percent bonds
• 35 percent equities
• 20 percent alternatives

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J. Hedge Funds

$4.5 trillion

High-leverage.
High information advantage.
Major players in currency markets and derivatives.

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K. Derivatives

$19 quadrillion notional

Clarification:
Notional ≠ real money.
Actual risk-adjusted exposure is closer to $12–20 trillion, depending on compression.
This system underpins global finance.

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3. WHERE ALL MONEY FLOWS IN 2025

Global allocation of total wealth:

Note: overlaps exist among categories.
This map shows where the world stores and grows value.

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4. THE THREE FASTEST-GROWING MARKETS TO 2035

Based on structural momentum:

1. AI Infrastructure

Compute, data centers, semiconductors.
Expected to grow 5–10x.

2. Space Economy

Launch, satellites, space-based data centers, comms.
Expected to grow 10–20x.

3. Digital Assets

Bitcoin, tokenized real estate, tokenized treasuries.
Expected to grow 5–15x.

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5. WHAT THIS MEANS FOR YOU

This is the macro map.
The gravity wells.
The rivers of global capital.

When you build your 2035 portfolio, you stand on top of:

• $330T real estate
• $140T bonds
• $110T public equities
• $13T private equity
• $3.2T crypto
• $20T commodities
• $55T cash

And you choose the fastest-growing tributaries.