deBridge cross-chain transactions have reached $20 billion

The RWA tokenization market size has surged nearly 4 times in one year, surpassing $25 billion.

The real-world asset tokenization market is growing rapidly, with a scale surpassing $25 billion, nearly four times the size from a year ago. Traditional financial giants have begun to get involved, launching various tokenized assets. Although on-chain activity remains mainly focused on asset issuance, market enthusiasm is increasing. Only about 11.8% of stablecoin assets are entering DeFi, as regulatory requirements still limit asset liquidity. If the growth continues, the market could reach $400 billion by the end of the year.

Cryptocurrency Financing: 12-Month Growth of 50%, Trading Volume Down 46%, Scale Increasing

According to the Messari report, between 2025 and 2026, cryptocurrency financing volume will grow by nearly 50%, but the number of transactions will decrease by 46%. Capital is concentrated in late-stage massive funding, with the average transaction amount increasing to $34 million. Despite the overall increase in funding, the number of active investors has decreased by 34.5%. The industry faces a funding gap, with large venture capital financing stagnating, and some funds shifting toward the AI sector.

RWA tokenization volume soars to $25 billion: institutional funds accelerate entry, potentially reaching $50 billion by 2030

March 9 News, the real-world asset tokenization (RWA) market continues to expand in 2026, reaching a value of approximately $24.9 billion, nearly quadrupling. U.S. Treasuries and commodities have become the main drivers, and the market structure is gradually diversifying. The number of RWA holders exceeds 663,000, and stablecoin users are also increasing rapidly. The industry expects that by 2030, the RWA market could surpass $50 billion.

BTC Markets targets 16 trillion RWA Bitcoin, applies for Australian tokenized market license

Australian cryptocurrency exchange BTC Markets is applying for a market license to offer regulated tokenized real-world asset (RWA) trading. The exchange aims to transform into a tokenized market operator and predicts that the global tokenization market could reach $16 trillion by 2030. Dobbins pointed out that Australia could generate approximately $16.8 billion in economic benefits annually through the tokenization market and plans to promote tokenization applications in private markets and infrastructure investments.

Research indicates that the transition to post-quantum cryptography could render encryption exchange wallet architectures ineffective

Project Eleven's latest research indicates that under post-quantum cryptography, the current address generation methods used by encrypted exchanges may become invalid. The study shows that systems relying on hierarchical deterministic wallets cannot operate under the new standards, and exchanges will be unable to generate new addresses from public keys.

Quantum computing impacts the security of encrypted wallets? Research suggests post-quantum cryptography may force trading platforms to rebuild wallet systems

With the development of quantum computing technology, blockchain security faces challenges. Currently, mainstream layered deterministic wallets may become ineffective in post-quantum cryptography, forcing custodial institutions to reconstruct their security models. Researchers have proposed new wallet architecture prototypes to adapt to the post-quantum environment, maintain private key security, and generate new public keys to ensure system stability.