2026-01-22 11:13:41

According to the latest 2026 outlook data released by BlackRock, Ethereum remains the absolute leader in the emerging sector of real-world asset tokenization.

Although Ethereum's price has fallen approximately 40% from its all-time high, this does not seem to have shaken its dominance in the RWA field. Specifically, Ethereum currently accounts for 66% of the market share in this sector, far ahead of other competitors. In comparison, BNB Chain performs well but only holds 10%, while Solana accounts for 5%. What does this gap indicate? It shows how highly the market recognizes Ethereum's infrastructure for asset tokenization.

BlackRock's assessment is: Ethereum is expected to continue leading the development of real-world asset tokenization. This is not unfounded—Ethereum has accumulated a leading advantage across multiple dimensions, from developer ecosystem and DeFi infrastructure to security validation. Additionally, BlackRock's iShares Ethereum Trust ETF continues to attract institutional capital inflows, further confirming the market's recognition of Ethereum's long-term value.

ETH-1,01%

BNB0,37%

SOL-0,85%

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GasGrillMaster

· 12h ago

66% share, this gap is really incredible... When it comes to RWA, no one can touch Ethereum.

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GateUser-2fce706c

· 12h ago

I've said it before, this wave of RWA is the real wealth secret. Others are still stuck on spot trading, but the big picture has already been set. 66% of the market share is right there—this is no coincidence, it's the trend.

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GasGuzzler

· 12h ago

66% share? The gap is really outrageous, how can other chains catch up? ETH is about to take off, institutions are really quietly building positions. A 40% drop and still holding the number one spot, that says it all. RWA is a domain where ETH dominates, no point in thinking otherwise. BlackRock is so optimistic, why shouldn't I go all in? No one can compare in the developer ecosystem, this is the moat. Wait, is it time to buy again? The signal for institutional entry is so obvious, who can't see it? Other chains are struggling hard to reach 10%, it's too embarrassing. If ETH doesn't rise this time, I’ll eat my hat.

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ImpermanentTherapist

· 12h ago

66% ah, this gap is not even called competition, it's directly crushing level

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potentially_notable

· 12h ago

66% share, this gap is really outrageous. BNB and Sol together are just like this, it's a bit hopeless.

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ser_we_are_ngmi

· 13h ago

66% share? That gap is really incredible; BNB and Sol combined can't catch up. ETH can drop 40% and still sit firmly on the fishing platform, indicating strong fundamentals. BlackRock's recent moves clearly show optimism for the RWA track, with full institutional entry signals. Once the developer ecosystem takes shape, it's hard to shake, and that's the real moat. Institutions are bottom-fishing while retail investors are still selling off; it's always like this. Will RWA become the next super cycle trigger? Honestly, wealthy people are secretly accumulating, and BlackRock speaking out now is essentially an indirect endorsement. If this 66% can be maintained until 2026, ETH's story is far from over.

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RumbleValidator

· 13h ago

A 66% share essentially means a crushing victory for network reliability and validation mechanisms. No one can beat the stability of nodes; the data speaks for itself.

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