Tokenized U.S. Treasury Fund Reaches $16.15 Billion
The size of the tokenized U.S. Treasury fund has been reported at $16.15 billion, with the focus of the tokenization of real assets market shifting from issuance volume to collateral and lending usability. According to RWA.xyz, as of August 21, 2026, the distributed value of tokenized assets is $38.08 billion, with tokenized stocks amounting to $2.48 billion. CryptoSlate reports that the next phase of tokenization is usability, and traditional asset management firms have already entered the issuance market. Treasury-type products remain the central axis of the tokenized asset market, with major operating entities including Circle, Securitize, Ontology, Franklin Templeton Benji Investments, and WisdomTree. Aave operates a lending market where institutions can borrow stablecoins using tokenized real assets as collateral, with Horizon deposits exceeding $440 million. Midas has issued mWIN in collaboration with Wellington Management, and mWIN operates on the Ethereum mainnet. According to a survey by Centrifuge, 86% of operating entities consider expanding distribution to be more important. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has stated that tokenized securities are also subject to federal securities laws. Currently, the tokenization market is expanding into Treasury bonds, stocks, and credit products, with collateral recognition, repayment conditions, and investor rights remaining the criteria for market usability.
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