We see the growing convergence between real-world assets and next-generation stablecoins as one of the most important structural shifts underway in crypto, driven not by hype, but by accelerating institutional demand for safer yields and efficient on-chain liquidity.

Tokenized Treasuries continue to gain momentum as a low-risk, high-yield alternative, while yield-bearing stablecoins are emerging as programmable “digital dollars”, fostering broader blockchain adoption and financial innovation.

With the GENIUS Act now providing clearer federal oversight for stablecoin issuance, we expect 2025–2026 to bring a deeper integration of tokenized assets into mainstream financial rails, especially if major US banks begin issuing their own stablecoins.

That would meaningfully expand global liquidity, enhance DeFi composability, and pull more real-world use cases, like payments, trade finance and settlement onchain.

The key risks of regulatory harmonization and operational resilience remain, but those barriers are steadily declining.

For now, the indicators worth watching are stablecoin settlement volumes, RWA market cap growth, and liquidity flows into tokenized Treasury products.

Ignacio Aguirre, CMO at Bitget

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