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Global on-chain RWA assets exceed 15 billion US dollars, with a 30-day increase of 11.97%

Global on-chain RWA assets exceed 15 billion US dollars, with a 30-day increase of 11.97%

Bitget2025/01/05 03:58

According to the RWA monitoring platform RWA.xyz data, as of January 5, 2025, the global on-chain RWA assets have exceeded 15 billion US dollars, reaching 15.31 billion US dollars, with a 30-day increase of 11.97%; The number of asset holders has exceeded 80,000 people, reaching 81,495 with a growth rate of 2.6% over the past month; The total number of asset issuers has grown to be at least119; Stablecoin assets are valued at $203.66 billion USD with a monthly increase rate of about4.21%, and stablecoin holders amounting up to141 million people in total.
In addition,the scale of tokenized U.S Treasury bonds has surpassed $4 billion USD,reaching $4.09 billion USD,a weekly rise by0.27%. However,the numberof bondholders fell down to12,205,a decrease by2.32%overthe week before that.

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