Tokenized real-world assets on Aptos reached $542 million on June 27, spread across 13 asset types and 2,434 holder addresses, per crypto.news. The total grew 57% over the prior 30 days. Aptos says that ranks it among the top three networks by on-chain RWA value, though the claim rests on the chain's own count; RWA.xyz puts Ethereum first at $15.8 billion and does not list Aptos in its top ten.
Private credit accounts for $418 million of the total, up 88% month-over-month, with Berkeley Square's PACT Consortium among the main issuers, according to CoinTelegraph. U.S. Treasuries account for $92.9 million, including BlackRock's BUIDL and Franklin Templeton's OnChain U.S. Government Money Fund.
The figures arrive as U.S. regulatory clarity takes shape. Solomon Tesfaye, Chief Business Officer at Aptos Labs, told CoinTelegraph the broader shift in Washington is "giving institutions more confidence to commit to longer digital asset roadmaps," citing increased dialogue between policymakers and Web3 leaders. On the GENIUS Act, Tesfaye called it "one of the strongest signals that Congress is ready to support responsible blockchain innovation."