According to the latest on-chain data, nearly 61% of all tokenized assets worth over $200 billion reside on the Ethereum network. Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest predicts rapid growth in tokenized assets, estimating that the market could expand rapidly over the next four years and exceed $11 trillion by 2030.
On-chain data continues to show that Ethereum significantly outperforms its competitors in terms of blockchain tokenized asset market share, with second place BNB Chain at just 10%. Solana and Stella follow in third and fourth place with 4.52% and 4.12% respectively, while Arbitrum is in fifth place with 3.81%.
Meanwhile, BlackRock strategists led by Jay Jacobs, head of thematic active ETFs, believe Ethereum stands to gain the most from the wave of tokenization sweeping Wall Street.
BlackRock recognizes Ethereum’s superiority with 2026 tokenization outlook
BlackRock’s Jacobs previously noted that the value of tokenized assets on Ethereum could increase if more companies use the network to create tokenized real-world assets this year. The company’s 2026 thematic outlook describes Ethereum as a “toll road” for tokenization. This advantage gives the network a near-monopoly position in the tokenized market.
According to RWA.xyz, Ethereum already dominates the RWA market, accounting for approximately $11.6 billion of the total TVL (total value locked) of $21 billion. This represents almost 55% of the total RWA market, further suggesting that the benefits of the Ethereum network are increasing rather than diminishing.
Meanwhile, investors seem to recognize that Ethereum’s leadership in RWA could deepen further as tokenization expands globally. Institutions and issuers tend to build where the tools, security, and liquidity already exist.
Meanwhile, BlackRock’s acknowledgment of Ethereum’s role in tokenization could act as a sentiment catalyst, according to market watchers. ADI Foundation partnered According to the Ethereum team, it will work with M-Pesa, Africa’s largest mobile money platform, to bring more than 60 million users on-chain.
Improved reliability could help Ethereum recover a significant portion of its recent losses. If it continues to rise, $ETH It regains resistance at $3,085 and could extend further toward $3,188 if macro signals improve.
Ethereum team says tokenization has skyrocketed in recent months
ethereum team claim Over the past few months, this network has become the top choice for tokenization deployments. Kraken launched xStocks on Ethereum, issuing tokenized versions of popular US stocks and ETFs as ERC-20 tokens. Eligible Kraken customers can now deposit and withdraw fully collateralized shares directly on the network.
In addition, Ondo Finance launched Ondo Global Markets on the Ethereum network offers over 100 tokenized US stocks and ETFs. Alongside DeFi integration for trading and lending, 24-hour access to programmable stocks backed by real securities is now available.
ChinaAMC (Hong Kong) also launched the Select USD Money Market Fund on Ethereum, one of the first ever tokenized funds by an Asian national asset manager. The company has over $449 billion in assets under management and currently offers short-term, high-quality U.S. dollar products that can be settled at any time.
Meanwhile, Fidelity has introduced Fidelity Digital Interest Token (FDIT), a tokenized money market fund on the Ethereum network. The fund brings Fidelity investors the speed of on-chain payments and the stability of traditional finance.
Meanwhile, cardholders can now create an on-chain record of their experiences and memories, blending digital ownership with loyalty benefits. American Express has launched Amex Passport, a blockchain-based travel stamp minted as an NFT based on Ethereum L2. Centrifuge also launched SPXA, the first tokenized S&P 500 fund licensed by S&P Dow Jones Indices, at Base.
Last week, Ether financial company ETHZilla closed The $4.7 million mortgage transaction will center on real estate tokenization on Ethereum L2. The company’s move to tokenization followed a sharp decline in its core cryptocurrency holdings.
