The market for tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) has passed $43 billion, showing that more traditional financial institutions are using blockchain technology.
Token Terminal data shows the sector grew by 37% in the last six months, even though the wider crypto market has had some weak periods.
Tokenized funds are still the biggest part of the market, making up almost 80% of the total value. Commodities are about 16.6%, and tokenized stocks are 3.8%.
Ethereum leads the sector, hosting nearly 58% of all tokenized assets, but other networks like BNB Chain, zkSync Era, XRP Ledger, and Stellar are gaining ground.
Sky is the top issuer, with over $6 billion in tokenized assets, followed by Securitize and Ondo Finance. This fast growth shows that big financial institutions are becoming more confident that blockchain can make markets more efficient, transparent, and accessible.
Big banks are getting more optimistic about tokenization. Citigroup predicts the market could reach $5.5 trillion to $8.2 trillion by 2030. Standard Chartered also recently said tokenized assets will be a key driver for future growth in decentralized finance.
The sector is also getting more diverse. Tokenized Treasury products and private credit have led growth, but tokenized stocks are now getting more attention on platforms like Ondo Markets and xStocks. As rules become clearer and financial institutions use tokenization more, the industry is moving from testing to large-scale adoption.
BREAKING: Total RWA market cap surpasses $43 billion, led by @ethereum with 57.8% market share. pic.twitter.com/s16sSw3mEr
— Token Terminal 📊 (@tokenterminal) June 15, 2026
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