Tokenized real-world assets, known as RWAs (Real World Assets), reached a historic milestone by surpassing $29,17 billion on-chain, driven by growth in private credit and the rise of tokenized stocks. The increase reflects an 8,24% increase in the last month, accompanied by a 9,45% increase in the number of token holders.
According to a RWA.xyz data When combined with stablecoins, the total amount of tokenized assets on the blockchain already exceeds US$308 billion. This growth highlights the rapid pace of tokenization as an alternative for integrating traditional assets into the crypto ecosystem.
The majority of RWA value is dominated by private credit, which alone accounts for over $16,7 billion. Second is U.S. Treasury debt, which accounts for approximately $7,4 billion—about a quarter of the total value of the segment.
Another highlight is on-chain stocks, which gained momentum throughout 2025. Today, this market already has US$568 million in tokenized value, compared to US$378 million recorded at the end of 2024. The difference of almost US$200 million in nine months reflects the launch of new products, such as xStocks, which brought more than 60 Nasdaq stocks to the on-chain environment, including companies like Tesla, NVIDIA, Google, and Circle.
Furthermore, the market capitalization of RWA tokens also hit a record high, rising from $67 billion to nearly $76 billion last week. This appreciation reinforces the sector's appeal, as it is seen as a cornerstone of the integration between traditional finance and blockchain.
Projections jointly prepared by Ripple and the Boston Consulting Group estimate that the global real asset tokenization market could reach US$18,9 trillion within eight years. This accelerated growth demonstrates the scale of RWA's potential within the cryptocurrency ecosystem and its relevance for institutional investors.