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2026 will be a critical milestone for on-chain finance. The real-world asset tokenization track has completely evolved from last year's experimental phase into a mainstream application at the institutional level.
The most direct signal is the explosive growth in funding scale. Currently, the total value locked (TVL) is approximately in the $20 billion to $40 billion range, but industry insiders generally predict that this year will break through the $100 billion mark, with some institutional forecasts even more aggressive. It’s important to note that 2025 itself saw a 3.4x increase, and this momentum is expected to continue into 2026, making RWA likely to become the strongest on-chain financial growth engine outside of stablecoins.
Behind this wave of market activity is the large-scale entry of traditional financial giants. BlackRock, Franklin Templeton, JPMorgan, and other established asset management firms have already launched or expanded on-chain fund products, such as BUIDL and BENJI. According to industry observers, in 2026, more than half of the top 20 global asset management firms are expected to launch tokenized products. This is no longer a “try it out” attitude but a genuine strategic deployment.
Asset classes are also accelerating their diversification. Early RWA mainly consisted of low-risk assets like U.S. Treasury bonds and money market funds. Now? Private credit, tokenized stocks/ETFs, commodities like gold, real estate, carbon credits, and ESG assets… these higher-yield, higher-risk assets are being tokenized and circulated on-chain one after another. The scope of choices has expanded, and the balance between risk and return has become more flexible.
In simple terms, by 2026, RWA is no longer about “whether to do it,” but about “how to do it better.” The willingness of institutions to participate, the richness of assets, and the maturity of technology are all advancing simultaneously. Those who can seize this wave may gain an early advantage in the new landscape of on-chain finance.