HomeNewsAvalanche RWA TVL Hits $1.3B, Fueled by Subnet Tech and BlackRock Deal

Avalanche RWA TVL Hits $1.3B, Fueled by Subnet Tech and BlackRock Deal

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Avalanche’s tokenized real-world asset (RWA) ecosystem has surpassed $1.3 billion in total value locked (TVL). This growth is attributed to years of infrastructure development, including its unique subnet architecture which improves performance and scalability. The compliance-friendly design has attracted major institutions like BlackRock, which expanded its $500 million fund on the network.


Avalanche’s RWA TVL reached $1.3 billion, reflecting years of steady infrastructure-led growth. The network’s subnet architecture improved performance by isolating workloads and scaling throughput without congestion.

Its compliance-friendly design also attracted regulated institutions. In Q4 2025, BlackRock expanded its $500 million BUIDL fund on Avalanche, instantly lifting TVL and validating the network for large allocators.

Daily C-Chain transactions hit 2.1 million, driven by RWAs, gaming, and enterprise activity. FIS contributed further depth by tokenizing real estate and aviation loans on the platform.

Avalanche positions itself ahead of rival chains by optimizing for institutional durability, not retail speculation. Its subnet and Evergreen framework allow for private chains that follow specific rules and regulations.

These features explain why Avalanche holds one of the largest RWA shares outside Ethereum, within a global RWA market valued at $19 billion. Performance metrics like sub-second finality and low fees reduce operational risk for large-scale use.

Stablecoin dynamics increasingly reflect institutional usage rather than speculative rotation. Total stablecoin supply on Avalanche ranges between $1.63 billion and $2.19 billion according to different estimates.

USDT dominates with roughly $796 million to $1.52 billion, accounting for 49-55% of the market share. USDC accounts for 19-32%, translating to approximately $516 million in circulation.

Stablecoin transfer volume over the past 30 days reached $69 billion, signaling sustained high-value settlement activity. Combined stablecoins and tokenized funds expanded by more than 70% since January 2024, surpassing $2 billion in aggregate value.

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