In a recent tweet, crypto analyst Alex Wacy highlighted the potential for Real-World Asset (RWA) tokens to experience substantial returns during the upcoming altseason. BlackRock's involvement in the RWA space, with the launch of their $100 million tokenized fund called $BUIDL, suggests the possibility of 50-100x gains for RWA coins in the next 3-4 months.
Despite the attention surrounding BlackRock's $BUIDL fund, RWA tokenization remains a critical focus in the digital asset industry. Collaborations between BlackRock, Coinbase, and Securitize indicate that the projected $10 trillion business opportunity by 2030 is becoming increasingly feasible.
BlackRock's $BUIDL fund has now surpassed Franklin Templeton's BENJI to become the largest tokenized investment asset at $381.76 million. This achievement underscores the growing significance of tokenized investments in the crypto market, with BlackRock's dominance signaling a shift in the landscape.
Experts predict that the RWA sector will reach $10 trillion by 2030, offering the potential for an average return of 100x over six years. Currently, most RWAs consist of USD-pegged stablecoins worth approximately $150.1 billion, with other RWA projects totaling an additional $6.9 billion.