According to ME News, on December 30th (UTC+8), data from CoinFoundry showed:
Market capitalization of commodities: $3.98 billion
Market value of government bonds: US$1.31 billion
Market capitalization of institutional funds: US$2.98 billion
Private lending market capitalization: $28.68 billion
Market capitalization of US Treasury bonds: $8.86 billion
Market value of corporate bonds: US$260 million
X-Stock's market capitalization: $620 million
Market Dynamics:
BlackRock's first tokenized money market fund, BUIDL, has paid out over $100 million in dividends, demonstrating that tokenized securities have moved beyond the pilot and proof-of-concept stages and are now being used in practice.
Five VC executives look ahead to 2026 for crypto investing: less hype, more maturity.
With JPMorgan Chase introducing Bank Deposit Tokens (JPMD) and Tokenized Money Market Funds (MONY) to a public blockchain, Real-World Assets (RWA) have, for the first time, been integrated into on-chain settlement, cash management, and asset allocation systems in an institutional-grade, sustainable manner. This marks the transition of blockchain from a "tokenization experiment" to a "financial infrastructure" stage.
BGEANX has launched its RWA trading zone, supporting trading in US stocks, bonds, and ETFs. It utilizes the DTCC settlement system to ensure compliant custody.
Thirteen ministries and seven associations issued a document to prevent the risks of virtual currencies. Where is RWA headed?
Japan lowers cryptocurrency tax rate to 20%, policy applies only to specific digital assets.
Summarize:
Despite the overall correction in the crypto market, the RWA sector has remained resilient. Major funds like BlackRock have expanded their size, and chains like XRPL are experiencing rapid growth in RWA adoption. With clear regulatory support (such as the EU's MiCA and US policies), new milestones such as tokenized stocks have emerged, indicating a further surge in 2026.
