Ondo Stocks hit $1 billion in TVL faster than stablecoins or tokenized Treasuries ever did, while the broader RWA market presses toward $40 billion and Washington finally starts writing the rulebook. Here is what the last two weeks tell us about where tokenized finance is heading.
Tokenized real-world assets are closing in on $40 billion, yet 97% of that value remains off-limits to ordinary investors. Here's what the numbers really mean — and why compliant infrastructure is the key to closing the gap.
On-chain real-world assets are closing in on $40 billion, with tokenized U.S. Treasuries leading the charge and stablecoin regulation reshaping the rails beneath them. Here's what the latest data means — and why compliant infrastructure has never mattered more.
On-chain real-world assets hit $36.8 billion in August 2026, led by record-breaking tokenized equities and steady Treasury growth — but 97% of that value still sits beyond ordinary investors' reach. Here's what's driving the surge and why accessible infrastructure matters now more than ever.
The DTCC began live tokenized-securities trades this month, on-chain RWA value has tripled to $33.5 billion, and the US GENIUS Act hit its July 18 regulatory deadline — yet 97% of tokenized assets remain off-limits to retail investors and most products still mint-and-redeem rather than trade. Here is what just changed, what hasn't, and why the next battle is for liquidity.
Tokenized U.S. Treasuries surpassed $15 billion in May 2026, driven by BlackRock's new SEC filings and the GENIUS Act's looming July deadline. Here's what the milestone reveals about where compliant RWA infrastructure matters most.