Avalanche entered the top five blockchain networks for tokenized real-world assets after a 60.47% monthly surge pushed distributed value to $2.1 billion.
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Avalanche hits $2.1B in tokenized RWAs after 60% monthly surge
Avalanche entered the top five blockchain networks for tokenized real-world assets after a 60.47% monthly surge pushed distributed value to $2.1 billion.
Avalanche's distributed tokenized real-world asset value climbed to $2.1 billion, entering the top five networks after a 60.47% monthly increase, RWA.xyz data shows.
"This is still just the beginning," Morgan Krupetsky, vice president of business development at Ava Labs, said on X.
The surge followed Bridgetower's July 13 announcement that it had tokenized more than $11 billion in production-linked real-world assets on Avalanche using Chainlink infrastructure. The portfolio includes the Arizona Copper-Gold project and pushed Avalanche past Liquid Network into fifth place for net RWA inflows, according to RWA.xyz. BlackRock's BUIDL tokenized Treasury fund has grown to more than $900 million on Avalanche, making it the network's second-largest tokenized asset after Ethereum.
The milestone strengthens Avalanche's position as a leading infrastructure for institutional asset tokenization, though Ethereum still dominates with roughly $16 billion in tokenized RWAs. The Avalanche Foundation continues to support tokenization projects through its $50 million RWA initiative, with additional subnet launches expected as more institutions explore blockchain-based financial products.
VanEck has announced plans for a portfolio focused on gaming, decentralized finance, artificial intelligence and real-world assets on Avalanche, with unused capital allocated to tokenized money market instruments issued on the network. Franklin Templeton's BENJI fund and Littio Bank also selected Avalanche for yield-related offerings, according to publicly available on-chain data.
Avalanche's institutional appeal centers on its subnet architecture, which allows organizations to launch dedicated blockchains with high throughput, low latency and full Ethereum Virtual Machine compatibility. The 60.47% monthly increase recorded by RWA.xyz coincides with measurable on-chain activity rather than speculative trading alone, as AVAX is required for transaction fees, staking and subnet deployment.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission discussed tokenization during a public roundtable earlier this year, where Avalanche was identified among the blockchain networks attracting industry attention. Regulatory developments could influence adoption, though competition remains strong as Ethereum layer-2 networks and other high-performance blockchains continue vying for institutional tokenization projects.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.
