RWA News

Nasdaq has filed for a rule change with the SEC that would allow regulated exchanges in the US to trade tokenized stocks.

Boerse Stuttgart has launched Seturion, a blockchain-based platform to unify settlement of tokenized assets across Europe.

Tokenization surges as VCs back startups bringing energy assets onchain, establishing new credit markets and expanding stablecoin infrastructure.

RWAs may bring billions in climate investments onchain by offering a new blockchain-based “trust” layer for institutional investors.

Trust Wallet’s self-custodial wallet rolled out RWA support in collaboration with Ondo Finance and 1inch, initially available on Ethereum.

DeFi lending is poised to capture more institutional interest as tokenized RWAs are increasingly accepted as collateral for stablecoin loans, according to Binance Research.

Ethereum’s dominance in stablecoins and real-world assets shifted ETH from a speculative play to a major platform for institutional finance.

Ethereum leads tokenized institutional alternative funds with $1 billion in value, accounting for more than half of the market.

The record ESG-aligned tokenization efforts will prevent emissions that are about 105 times the yearly CO₂ emissions of Iceland.

Animoca Brands has partnered with Antler’s Ibex Japan to launch a Web3 fund aimed at bringing Japan’s anime and manga IP onchain.

RWA tokenization value recently surged to an all-time high, with more to come from TradFi's $400 trillion addressable market, researchers said.

SBI partners with Circle, Ripple and Startale to launch stablecoin ventures and a tokenized asset trading platform in Japan.

State Street, one of the world’s top three asset managers, can now custody blockchain-based debt securities for institutional clients.

Tokenization could solve Latin America’s capital market inefficiencies, boosting liquidity and unlocking new investment opportunities, according to Bitfinex Securities.

Real-world asset protocols present an “evolving” threat landscape that offers a larger attack surface for hackers, according to CertiK.