As someone who has played in the crypto sandbox for several cycles now, tokenized assets have always been some pie in the sky snake oil idea that never makes sense.
Promoters make the case that tokenized stocks allow 24/7 trading, which is true, but we dont need tokenization on a blockchain for that to happen.
Additionally, the last time I looked into these more recent tokenized stock platforms you can't really self custody the stocks, and if you do then you address has to be whitelisted and transfers back into the platform can only come from that address as well. So no way to really do anything outside the initial platform with the tokenized stock (except lose the keys to your wallet).
In a world where tokenized stocks really could exist in a way where self custody is allowed then sure you could send your AAPL stock to a buddy in China who then trades it to another friend in Russia who happens to be on an OFAC sanction list and eventually makes it's way back into a US account. Try selling that on a regulated exchange and watch the alarm bells go off.
Short story long, I don't think tokenization makes any sense because there are real world rules that apply to these assets.
Perps are a different beast though, and I could see that having real demand. Settled with stablecoins or BTC most likely. I haven't followed them that closely but know hyperliquid has been getting a lot of attention
EDIT: https://www.tzero.com These guys have been trying for years to get the tokenized asset theme into mainstream, but the platform has almost no volume. Just another data point to watch