Tokenized real-world assets are on track for major growth. A new report from blockchain oracle platform RedStone says the market could reach $60 billion by 2026, driven by rising interest from big institutions.
According to the report, the strongest demand is coming from areas like private credit, tokenized U.S. Treasuries, and tokenized equities. These sectors have been gaining momentum since late 2023, with more traditional financial players showing interest in moving assets on-chain.
Right now, private credit is the biggest part of the tokenized asset market. RedStone expects it to stay on top, making up about 45–50% of the entire sector by 2026.
But the fastest growth is expected to come from tokenized equities. RedStone predicts these could expand by 200–300%, especially once the U.S. provides clearer regulatory guidance, which is expected around mid-2026.
Tokenized Treasuries are also set for strong growth. Products like BlackRock’s BUIDL fund already show how quickly interest in on-chain Treasury exposure has been rising.
RedStone, the company behind the report, provides data feeds for decentralized finance platforms and plays a key role in powering many tokenized asset systems.
