
RWA: Will trillions of dollars in real-world assets become the next growth engine for the crypto market?
RWA, seen as the next growth engine for the crypto market, is heating up, with major institutions such as Binance and Goldman Sachs making moves in the face of trillions of dollars in funding.
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US Stock Market Logic + On-Chain 72-Hour Trading: Detailed Explanation of Mechanisms and Market Data
Tokenized US stocks are still in their early stages, but extended trading hours and on-chain composability are changing the way assets circulate, providing new technological pathways for cross-market trading structures.Gold RWA Trend Insights – Rapid Growth: From "Safe-Haven Asset" to "On-Chain Financial Infrastructure Component"
In 2025, the market capitalization of gold RWA nearly tripled, exceeding $3 billion. The market landscape shifted from a duopoly of XAUT and PAXG to a multi-functional, layered structure, with new projects expanding their differentiated paths through payment and DeFi scenarios. Institutions like DBS and Standard Chartered piloted cross-border settlements, increasing institutional participation. Macroeconomic uncertainties drove up gold prices, leading to increased demand for "on-chain gold" in value storage, payments, clearing, collateral, and cross-border settlements. With the maturation of next-generation financial infrastructure, gold RWA is poised to become a key underlying asset, but it still faces risks related to centralization, transparency, and technology.RWA Power Map: A Comprehensive Guide to How Five Major Agreements "Divide" Trillions of Institutional Capital
The institutional-grade RWA tokenization market is worth nearly $20 billion. Five major protocols—Rayls, Ondo, Centrifuge, Canton, and Polymesh—are driving the on-chain migration of trillions of dollars in assets, addressing the needs of bank privacy, retail distribution, asset management, Wall Street settlement, and securities compliance, respectively.The tug-of-war between two paths behind the tokenization of DTCC in the US stock market: the debate between DTCC's "improvement" and crypto-native "revolution".
DTCC's approval to tokenize security interests upgrades the efficiency of the existing system; direct holding of tokenized shares challenges the intermediary structure. These two paths reveal different futures for security tokenization, and the market will determine which model is superior.