The post Ethereum Dominates $307B Tokenization Market as Institutions Pile In appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Ethereum 12 September 2025 | 15:16 A corner of crypto that once looked experimental is now emerging as the industry’s backbone: real-world asset (RWA) tokenization. The value of financial products represented on-chain has climbed to $29 billion this year, nearly twice the figure seen in January, and tokens tied to the sector have surged more than 11% in just the past week. From Experiment to Mainstream Finance RWA projects are attracting interest because they bridge two worlds: the scale of traditional finance and the efficiency of blockchains. Private credit accounts for more than half of all tokenized value, with U.S. Treasurys making up another quarter. The rest comes from commodities, equities, and specialized funds. This mix has transformed tokenization from a niche pilot into a serious tool for institutions seeking faster settlement and new liquidity options. For everyday investors, the shift has also opened doors. Products that were once locked behind institutional barriers — such as credit strategies or certain funds — are now accessible through on-chain platforms. BlackRock’s CEO Larry Fink has gone so far as to call tokenization a force that can “democratize finance.” Ethereum’s Dominance in RWA Infrastructure Ethereum has established itself as the primary base layer for tokenization. More than three-quarters of tokenized assets live on Ethereum or its scaling networks. If stablecoins are counted, the figure soars to over $300 billion — proof that blockchain-based financial infrastructure is no longer an experiment but a system already in use at scale. Tokens Benefiting From the RWA Boom The rally has lifted a range of projects tied to tokenization infrastructure and adoption. Avalanche (AVAX) and Ondo Finance (ONDO) both surged around 18% this week, while Chainlink (LINK) climbed nearly 9%. Stellar (XLM) and Hedera (HBAR) also gained ground, positioning themselves as long-term players in the infrastructure supporting… The post Ethereum Dominates $307B Tokenization Market as Institutions Pile In appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Ethereum 12 September 2025 | 15:16 A corner of crypto that once looked experimental is now emerging as the industry’s backbone: real-world asset (RWA) tokenization. The value of financial products represented on-chain has climbed to $29 billion this year, nearly twice the figure seen in January, and tokens tied to the sector have surged more than 11% in just the past week. From Experiment to Mainstream Finance RWA projects are attracting interest because they bridge two worlds: the scale of traditional finance and the efficiency of blockchains. Private credit accounts for more than half of all tokenized value, with U.S. Treasurys making up another quarter. The rest comes from commodities, equities, and specialized funds. This mix has transformed tokenization from a niche pilot into a serious tool for institutions seeking faster settlement and new liquidity options. For everyday investors, the shift has also opened doors. Products that were once locked behind institutional barriers — such as credit strategies or certain funds — are now accessible through on-chain platforms. BlackRock’s CEO Larry Fink has gone so far as to call tokenization a force that can “democratize finance.” Ethereum’s Dominance in RWA Infrastructure Ethereum has established itself as the primary base layer for tokenization. More than three-quarters of tokenized assets live on Ethereum or its scaling networks. If stablecoins are counted, the figure soars to over $300 billion — proof that blockchain-based financial infrastructure is no longer an experiment but a system already in use at scale. Tokens Benefiting From the RWA Boom The rally has lifted a range of projects tied to tokenization infrastructure and adoption. Avalanche (AVAX) and Ondo Finance (ONDO) both surged around 18% this week, while Chainlink (LINK) climbed nearly 9%. Stellar (XLM) and Hedera (HBAR) also gained ground, positioning themselves as long-term players in the infrastructure supporting…