Tokenized Treasuries slipped to $34.67B from a $35.2B peak. BlackRock's BUIDL shrank 12% while JPMorgan's JLTXX surged 87%. RWA market diversifies.
Tokenized Treasuries lost some ground this week, slipping to $34.67 billion in global distributed value. That is a modest pullback from the sector's all-time high of $35.20 billion set on July 10, according to data from rwa.xyz.
The platform tracks real-world assets on blockchain. The dip comes as capital rotates into newer instruments, rwa.xyz said. U.S. Treasuries still dominate the category with $15.86 billion and a 7-day average yield of 3.30%. That segment covers 85 products and 62,846 registered holders.
Circle's USYC token leads with $2.96 billion, though it fell 1.45% over the past week. BlackRock's BUIDL fund sits at $2.52 billion after a 12.22% weekly contraction. JPMorgan's JLTXX money market fund posted the fastest growth in the group, expanding 87.23% over 30 days to reach $809.7 million, rwa.xyz said.
Ethereum holds the largest share of tokenized government bonds with $7.10 billion. BNB Chain follows at $4.70 billion, then Stellar at $1.20 billion and Solana at $997.2 million. Non-U.S. sovereign debt reached $1.41 billion after growing 6.90% monthly. Spiko's EUTBL fund leads that international division with $1.02 billion across 9,908 holders.
Tokenized stocks and ETFs showed the fastest adoption pace across the entire industry over the past month. That segment grew 15.10% in 30 days to $1.86 billion in distributed value across 671,490 holders, rwa.xyz reported. Figure's FGRS product leads with $211.2 million, followed by Securitize's SECZ token at $162.6 million. Monthly transfer volume in this category rose to $8 billion. The growth comes as regulators scrutinize unaffiliated tokenized stocks; the SEC recently faced pushback from transfer agents over the practice, as previously reported.
Commodity-backed assets total $4.48 billion, led by Tether Gold and Paxos Gold. Monthly transfer volume in commodities dropped 49.23% to $3.27 billion. Tokenized credit remains the largest RWA category at $35.75 billion, driven by Figure's HELOC token on the Provenance blockchain. The rwa.xyz platform will update operational metrics for these instruments at the close of the next quarterly institutional reporting window.
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