Institutions Strengthen Blockchain’s Financial Core Amid Ethereum’s Tokenization Reaching $4 Trillion
- Ethereum's tokenization surge in 2025 driven by institutional adoption, with $24B in on-chain real-world assets (RWAs) tokenized. - BlackRock's $2.5B BUIDL fund dominates 41% of tokenized U.S. Treasury market, leveraging Ethereum's ERC-1400/3643 standards. - Robinhood's tokenized securities expansion and $40M ETF inflows boost ETH price 5%, despite 24% below all-time high amid Solana competition. - Deloitte forecasts $4T tokenized real estate by 2035 as Ethereum's 55% market share cements its role as fin
Ether and related equities climb as tokenization trend intensifies [ 1 ]
The narrative around Ethereum’s tokenization has rapidly advanced in 2025, fueled by growing institutional participation and improvements in market infrastructure. BitMine Immersion Technologies, a company listed on Nasdaq, revealed its intention to tokenize its shares, representing a significant milestone for Ethereum’s integration of traditional finance with blockchain technology. Following the announcement, the company’s stock price jumped more than 20%, signaling renewed faith in Ethereum’s practical applications beyond mere speculation. This development mirrors a larger movement toward tokenizing real-world assets (RWAs)—such as stablecoins, U.S. Treasuries, and stocks—which collectively reached about $24 billion in on-chain value by mid-2025 Ethereum’s Secret Weapon in 2025? Tokenization, Says Billionaire [ 4 ].
BlackRock’s BUIDL fund, a tokenized U.S. Treasury offering launched on
Ethereum’s price has risen by 5% in recent sessions, coinciding with increased investments in Ethereum-focused ETFs. BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust saw $40 million in new inflows in June 2025, reversing previous worries about stagnation. Nevertheless, the token remains 24% below its historical peak, highlighting persistent volatility and questions about Ethereum’s future value. Experts point to rivalry from
Robinhood’s recent move into tokenized stocks and ETFs has boosted retail participation. The platform’s decision to offer trading of tokenized U.S. stocks in Europe comes after regulatory changes such as the Senate’s approval of the GENIUS Act, which aims to establish formal rules for stablecoins. This shift has triggered a 5% increase in Ether’s value, as investors expect wider adoption of tokenized securities. At the same time, firms like Securitize and Tokeny are rolling out Ethereum-based solutions to tokenize private credit and commercial property, using smart contracts to enable fractional ownership and enhance liquidity Ethereum Tokenization Boom: 5 Bold Forces Reshaping Finance [ 5 ].
Despite these advances, obstacles remain. Regulatory oversight, especially in the U.S., continues to pose significant risks, with the SEC’s unclear position on tokenized assets creating uncertainty for both issuers and investors. Scalability issues, though alleviated by Layer 2 networks like
Industry experts anticipate ongoing expansion in Ethereum’s tokenization sector, with Deloitte predicting that tokenized real estate could reach $4 trillion by 2035. The integration of tokenized assets into DeFi platforms like
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