Tokenised real-world assets climbed 13.5% over the past 30 days, even as the broader cryptocurrency market shed roughly $1 trillion in value during the same period.
Data from RWA.xyz shows that total onchain RWA value expanded across all major networks, reflecting both new asset issuance and a rise in unique wallet addresses holding tokenised securities.
Ethereum led growth with about $1.7 billion in net expansion, followed by Arbitrum at $880 million and Solana at $530 million.
Tokenised US Treasurys and government debt remain the dominant RWA segment, with more than $10 billion outstanding onchain, while tokenised equities and exchange-traded products also posted gains.
The steady inflows point to deeper institutional participation, as asset managers increasingly use public blockchains to issue and settle tokenised versions of traditional financial instruments.
Major firms including BlackRock, JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs have expanded activity in tokenisation, with BlackRock recently bringing its BUIDL tokenised Treasury fund to Uniswap.
The divergence between rising RWA values and a weakening crypto market underscores the relative stability of yield-bearing, institutionally backed onchain assets amid continued volatility in derivatives and spot markets.
At the time of reporting, Ethereum price was $2,001.50.