Based on the latest data, tokenized US Treasury bonds have been on an upward trajectory since May 2, 2025, gaining 6%.
Tokenized Treasury Ministry – $689 million and mountain climbing
On Friday, May 2nd, the cumulative value of the tokenized Treasury reached $6.5 billion. This is a historic milestone. In just a week, the figure rose 6%, expanding to $68.9 billion, raising about $390 million in new capital.
Since January 1, 2025, the tokenized Treasury bond sector has grown by 71%, up from $4.03 billion to its current valuation of $6.89 billion. BlackRock’s USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund (BUIDL) has injected $36 million since May 2, increasing its total from $2.871 million to $2.97 billion.
Over the past week, Franklin Templeton’s Onchain US Government Money Fund (Benji) added $10.61 million, up from $71684 million to $727.45 million. Meanwhile, Ondo’s USDY fund surpassed both top contenders, expanding from $581.20 million to the current $629.73 million.
According to RWA.xyz Metrics, Superstate’s short-term US Government Securities Fund (USTB) experienced a decline, but other funds have been registered last week, including Ousg, USYC, Jtrsy, Tbill, WTGXX and USTBL. The previous week of data, USTB total amount fell to $607.43 million, down to $651.51 million.
The permanent inflow into the tokenized Treasury highlights the expansion of blockchain rail comfort between asset managers and their clients, indicating that digital rappers on government debt are no longer experimental curiosity, but the reality of today. If yields are attractive and the benefits of a settlement are obvious, on-chain funds may move from niche allocation to the most prominent financial activities.
