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BitMart has published the second edition of its 'State of RWA' research, co-authored with Dune, RedStone, and Optimism, analyzing the growth and institutional adoption barriers of on-chain real-world assets. The report examines industry trends, current total value locked, and infrastructure challenges impacting broader institutional participation.
BitMart has published the second installment of its 'State of Real-World Assets' (RWA) research series, titled “From Permission to Practice,” co-authored with Dune, RedStone, and Optimism. The report examines the growth of on-chain RWA total value locked, which increased nearly fivefold to $24.6 billion by April 2026, and analyzes the shift from regulatory to infrastructure-related barriers as the main factor limiting institutional adoption.
Key points include the relatively low proportion of tokenized RWAs used as collateral in decentralized finance, the impact of new regulatory frameworks, and the operational challenges such as custody, liquidity fragmentation, and legal enforceability. The collaborative analysis draws on on-chain data, infrastructure gaps, and recent institutional deployments, situating the research as an infrastructure-focused, analytical contribution rather than promotional content.
BitMart is an international cryptocurrency exchange offering a wide range of digital assets for trading, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and many more tokens. The platform supports both simplified and advanced spot trading interfaces, futures trading with leverage up to x100, passive income opportunities through crypto lending, and reduced commissions when using its proprietary token BMX. For further information and a detailed assessment, visit the broker profile on Traders Union.
For more context, our earlier news about BitMart detailed the primary listing of Nexus (NEX), a Layer 1 blockchain project, on the exchange. You can learn more in the previous BitMart update on Traders Union.