The market of tokenized real-world assets (RWA) is establishing itself as one of the strongest trends in crypto. In one week, their capitalization has grown by 11%, reaching a new peak at 76 billion dollars. This surge coincides with the growing adoption of blockchain infrastructures by financial institutions.
Since January, the onchain value of RWA cryptos has almost doubled to exceed 29 billion dollars. The majority of tokenized assets consists of:
The rest is distributed among:
Including stablecoins, the overall value rises to 307 billion dollars.
The interest in RWAs reflects a strategic turning point. It indeed shows that crypto is no longer just for speculation. It becomes a financial structuring tool. Interoperability, permanent liquidity, and transparency attract both fintechs and traditional banks.
According to the data , more than 75% of tokenized assets circulate on Ethereum and its Layer 2 extensions. The public blockchain is indeed attractive due to its technical robustness and mature ecosystem. Crypto projects like Chainlink, Avalanche, or Ondo Finance pilot this rise with institution-focused solutions.
BlackRock, the world’s number one asset manager, confirms this trend. After the successful launch of its BUIDL fund on Ethereum, it now plans to tokenize its ETFs . An approach aligned with the vision of its CEO Larry Fink, who foresees a widespread tokenization of finance.
Beyond the numbers, the current dynamic opens the way to a new global exchange standard. Crypto is entering a phase of deep integration, at the crossroads of public finance and private markets. The coming years could therefore redefine the very foundations of the global financial system. For some, crypto-assets already threaten global stability .