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律动BlockBeats|6月 17, 2026 00:10
RWA tokenization market size exceeds $43 billion, institutions accelerate on chain asset migration According to BlockBeats, on June 17th, the global real world asset (RWA) tokenization market has exceeded $43 billion, with a growth of about 37% in the past 180 days, indicating that institutional funds are continuing to accelerate their migration towards blockchain infrastructure. The report points out that this growth occurred against the backdrop of a relatively weak overall cryptocurrency market, with the expansion of on chain financial assets mainly driven by traditional financial products on chain, covering various types of assets such as funds, private equity loans, commodities, and stocks. In the current market structure, tokenized funds dominate, accounting for approximately 80% of the total market value; The proportion of commodity assets is 16.6%, and the proportion of tokenized stocks is about 3.8%. From the perspective of chain distribution, Ethereum remains the core carrier network, accounting for 57.8%, while networks such as BNB Chain, zkSync Era, XRP Ledger, and Stellar are gradually expanding their market share. In terms of issuance, Sky ranks first with a scale of approximately 6.1 billion US dollars, followed closely by Securitize and Ondo Finance each with a scale of approximately 3.6 billion US dollars. At the institutional level, investment banks such as Standard Chartered and Citigroup have recently released reports expressing optimism about the long-term growth path of tokenized assets. Citigroup expects the market to reach $5.5 trillion by 2030 under the baseline scenario and $8.2 trillion under an optimistic outlook, and believes that regulatory clarity and infrastructure participation such as DTCC and Nasdaq will be key driving factors. The analysis shows that RWA token is evolving from an early structure dominated by treasury bond to a diversified income asset system. [Original link]
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