Tokenized U.S. Treasuries hit $7.09B, with BlackRock’s BUIDL nearing $3B, reflecting rising institutional confidence.
On-chain assets now total 46, offering a 4.12% average yield, with products like OUSG enabling secure access to government debt.
Real-world assets on-chain reach $22.96B, led by $13.2B in private credit and $7.7B in treasuries, with 3.84% holder growth.
Tokenized U.S. Treasuries have reached $7.09 billion in market value, up 1.25% in one week, with BlackRock’s BUIDL product approaching $3 billion. The steady growth reflects rising institutional confidence in blockchain-based fixed-income securities.
BlackRock and Yield-Bearing Tokens Drive Market Acceleration
According to a post by CW, the tokenized treasury market has grown to include 46 distinct on-chain assets, collectively valued at over $7 billion. These include U.S. debt instruments deployed via smart contracts, offering an average yield to maturity of 4.12%. CW stated that BUIDL alone accounts for a major share, signaling “rising institutional interest in on-chain assets.”
https://twitter.com/CW8900/status/1926506567827931360
Prominent tokens such as OUSG, USDTB, and USDY are performing consistently and contributing significantly to overall growth. These products allow secure, fractional access to government debt with blockchain-enabled transparency. Other instruments, including JTRSY, USTBL, and TBILL, show investors are diversifying across tokenized notes for different maturity periods and risk levels.
The market has recorded sharp rises in allocation toward treasury-backed assets since early 2023, with momentum accelerating in 2025. These gains align with heightened interest from funds seeking liquid, yield-generating blockchain securities with regulatory-grade structures.
Tokenized Products Adopt Structured Strategies for Broader Access
BlackRock’s BUIDL has become a leading example of how traditional assets can be restructured for the blockchain era. According to Leon Waidmann, issuers are adopting similar models with tokens like FIUSD, AAULF, and BENJI, focusing on short-term maturity, digital custody, and seamless DeFi integration. These structures eliminate unnecessary friction and enable real-time valuation.
The strategic objective remains to convert low-risk government bonds into programmable, traceable, and easily distributed digital assets. Custody remains with regulated platforms while investor access expands through wallets and DeFi aggregators. Smaller capital pools are drawn into a historically exclusive market by this format, which also increases price discovery and liquidity.
Wider involvement in the US fixed-income markets is made possible by tokenized treasuries, which provide access without the need for conventional gatekeeping. Their design promotes decentralization while ensuring compliance, attracting both institutional and retail wallets to the growing market.
Real-World Assets and Treasuries Signal Converging Growth Paths
Real-world assets (RWAs) on-chain have reached $22.96 billion, of which tokenized treasuries now make up nearly one-third. This is part of a broader market expansion that includes $13.2 billion in private credit and $1.5 billion in commodities. As Waidmann noted, asset holders grew 3.84% month-over-month, and issuers now number 192 globally.
The stablecoin supply backing these assets reached $234.42 billion, reinforcing liquidity in tokenized treasuries and enabling smoother execution. Market caps of products like WTGXX and XTBT reflect a shift toward regulated yield instruments with stable blockchain integrations. This alignment of RWAs and treasury tokens shows that digital rails are fast becoming the foundation for real capital markets.
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