The tokenised US Treasuries sector has added $1.9 billion in inflows year-to-date in 2026, lifting total market value to $10.86 billion and edging closer to the $11 billion threshold, according to rwa.xyz data.
Average seven-day annual percentage yield across the sector stands at 2.66%, down 16.78% week-on-week, while the total number of holders has dipped slightly to 65,058.
Ethereum hosts the largest share of tokenised Treasury value at $5.5 billion, followed by BNB Chain with $2.1 billion and Solana with $892.6 million, alongside allocations across Stellar, Aptos, XRP Ledger, Avalanche and Arbitrum.
BlackRock’s BUIDL fund, issued by Securitise, leads the sector with $2.17 billion in assets and recorded $460 million in net inflows over the past month.
Circle’s USYC product holds $1.71 billion, while Ondo’s USDY stands at $1.28 billion after attracting $302 million in monthly inflows, with additional gains seen in Superstate’s USTB and Centrifuge’s JTRSY.
On the outflow side, Fidelity’s FDIT shed $36 million and Ondo’s OUSG recorded $45 million in redemptions, even as broader crypto markets remain under pressure.
With 64 tokenised Treasury products now live and steady capital rotation into digital fixed-income instruments continuing, the sector’s advance beyond $11 billion appears increasingly procedural rather than speculative.
At the time of reporting, Ethereum price was $1,997.51.