Glider and Ondo Finance are partnering to enable investors to personalize their Tokenize stock portfolios, amid a projected RWA market exceeding $36 billion by 2025.
Glider and Ondo Finance have announced a partnership to launch a platform that allows individual investors to build and automatically manage portfolios of Tokenize stocks listed on US stock exchanges without needing a traditional brokerage account. This is the latest step in a wave of integrating decentralized finance with conventional Capital markets, occurring as the real asset Tokenize (RWA) market is projected to surpass $36 billion by 2025.
Under the agreement, users of Glider, a DeFi platform specializing in automated portfolio management of crypto assets, will be able to access Tokenize stocks from Ondo Finance's Ondo Global Markets. The platform supports the creation of personalized stock baskets linked to real securities, with an automatic portfolio rebalancing mechanism and trade execution without requiring users to manually manage wallets or pay Gas Price.
The solution to the liquidation problem of Token ETFs.
The core difference from traditional ETFs lies in ownership and flexibility. While ETFs package assets into fixed-structure products, Glider and Ondo's model allows investors to determine their own allocation weights and directly own the underlying assets. Glider CEO Brian Huang emphasizes that this solution addresses the liquidation issues often encountered with Tokenize ETFs, as investors can directly access the liquidation of the underlying stocks instead of relying on the fund's market-making mechanism.
In its initial phase, the platform focuses on Tokenize stocks traded in the US, but is not currently available to users in that market due to legal constraints. The next development roadmap includes expanding to other asset classes such as commodities, and adding yield-generating features through lending positions.
The emergence of this product reflects the accelerating momentum of the entire industry. Analysts predict the RWA market could reach a size of between $16 and $30 trillion by 2030, a growth rate that places significant pressure on regulators to shape a suitable legal framework, especially in large markets such as the US and the European Union.
