Avalanche is now one of the five largest blockchain networks for tokenized real-world assets (RWAs). The value of tokenized assets on Avalanche reached $2.1 billion after rising more than 60% in the past month. This surge came after several major institutional tokenization projects, showing Avalanche’s growing popularity for real-world asset adoption.
Source: rwa.xyz
Data from RWA.xyz shows that Avalanche’s recent growth moved it ahead of Liquid Network, making it the fifth largest RWA blockchain in the world.
BridgeTower’s announcement to tokenize over $11 billion in production assets, including the Arizona Copper-Gold project, using Avalanche and Chainlink, drove much of Avalanche’s recent momentum. This news attracted more institutional interest and helped strengthen Avalanche’s position in the fast-growing tokenized asset market.
Avalanche now rank among the top five blockchain networks for tokenized assets (RWAs) by both distributed and represented value.@avax has been focused on bringing the world’s assets onchain from day one, and this is still just the beginning.
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— Morgan Krupetsky (@MorganKrupetsky) July 14, 2026
Morgan Krupetsky, Vice President of Business Development at Ava Labs, said Avalanche is now in the top five blockchain networks for tokenized assets by both represented and distributed value. She described this as just the start of the network’s institutional growth.
Several major financial players have joined Avalanche’s RWA ecosystem. BlackRock’s BUIDL tokenized treasury fund has grown to over $900 million on Avalanche. Franklin Templeton’s BENJI fund and the digital banking platform Littio have also picked Avalanche for their tokenized financial products.
Investment manager VanEck is reportedly creating a portfolio focused on Avalanche. This portfolio will include gaming, artificial intelligence, decentralized finance, and tokenized assets, with unused funds placed in tokenized money market instruments.
Analysts think Avalanche’s recent growth shows long-term institutional adoption, not just a temporary spike in decentralized finance activity. Its subnet architecture, which provides high throughput, low transaction costs, and full Ethereum compatibility, is attracting enterprises interested in tokenization projects.
Ethereum is still the leading blockchain for tokenized assets, with about $16 billion in value. However, Avalanche is closing the gap by bringing in new institutional issuers.
More subnet launches are expected, and the Avalanche Foundation is continuing its $50 million RWA support initiative. These steps put Avalanche in a strong position to grow in one of blockchain’s fastest-growing sectors.
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