Key Takeaways:
- Grvt partnered with Plume to launch three RWA yield funds
- Tokenized RWA sector has surpassed $34 billion in onchain value
- Funds target varying risk profiles through a single self-custodial balance
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Grvt launches 3 RWA yield funds through Plume partnership
Grvt partnered with tokenization platform Plume to launch three institutional-grade real-world asset yield funds, tapping into a tokenized RWA market that has grown to more than $34 billion in onchain value.
"This integration allows our users to access diversified RWA yield strategies without leaving the Grvt ecosystem, all while maintaining self-custody," a Grvt spokesperson said.
The three funds — the Base Yield Fund, the Balanced Fund and the Opportunistic Fund — are designed for users with different risk appetites and operate through a single self-custodial balance. Data from RWA.xyz cited in the announcement shows the tokenized RWA sector now has more than 796,000 holders, up from about $5.8 billion at the start of 2025.
The partnership comes as crypto exchanges and tokenization platforms race to bring blockchain-based versions of traditional financial products onchain. Boston Consulting Group said in a report earlier this month that tokenized funds, collateral and fixed-income products are among the most likely to see broader institutional adoption over the coming decade.
The move follows Grvt's February integration of the Aave lending protocol, which lets traders earn yield on margin collateral while keeping perpetual futures positions open. In March, EtherFi allocated $25 million to Plume's Nest protocol to give users exposure to tokenized yield strategies tied to institutional assets and government securities.
Binance added tokenized equities and exchange-traded funds from Ondo Finance to its Binance Alpha platform in February, including blockchain-based versions of stocks, ETFs and commodities. Also in February, Securitize partnered with Hamilton Lane, OKX Ventures and stablecoin infrastructure company STBL to launch a stablecoin backed by tokenized private credit assets.
The tokenized RWA sector's rapid expansion — from roughly $5.8 billion at the start of 2025 to more than $34 billion — reflects a broader shift in digital assets beyond speculative trading toward infrastructure tied to payments, settlement and capital markets, according to the Boston Consulting Group report.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.
