Crypto World News reports that DWF Ventures has released a report stating that the current on-chain tokenized asset size has exceeded $31 billion, up about 50% since the start of the year. However, only about 10% (about $3 billion) has entered DeFi as active TVL. The report believes that most tokenized assets are still minted and then stored long-term in wallets, with their value remaining mainly at the issuance and platform levels, rather than flowing sufficiently to downstream protocols. DWF Ventures also noted that 94% of tokenized assets are still denominated in USD; in the future, non-USD bonds, regional private credit, and crypto infrastructure that improves pricing, risk management, and liquidation efficiency may gain more growth opportunities.

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PerpPessimist
· 1h ago
The long-term storage guidelines don’t offer attractive yield scenarios; Maker’s over-collateralized model isn’t appealing enough to institutions.
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GlassDomeObservatory
· 3h ago
The RWA track has been hyped for so long, but 90% of it is just sitting in wallets gathering dust. The TVL conversion rate is really disappointing.
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WatchingWhalesUnderTheNeon
· 3h ago
With pricing and clearing efficiency improving, traditional capital will finally dare to come in at scale. Right now, though, the infrastructure is still kind of “green.”
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ForkMoment
· 3h ago
The non-USD denominated segment is indeed blank; local credit on-chain in Asia, Africa, and Latin America might be the next narrative.
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MetalKeyInsomnia
· 3h ago
3 billion active TVL vs 31 billion total, suggesting institutions are coming in or just treating it like government bonds—they’re not really playing DeFi
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