In the ever-evolving world of blockchain and crypto, tokenized assets are making waves by bringing traditional finance onto the chain. Recently, Token Terminal highlighted how Securitize, a leader in tokenizing real-world assets (RWAs), has expanded its fund products across more than 10 different blockchains. This move underscores the growing demand for flexibility in where these assets reside, driven purely by what customers want.

Tokenized assets, for those new to the term, are essentially real-world investments like funds or securities that are represented as digital tokens on a blockchain. This allows for easier trading, fractional ownership, and global access. Securitize is at the forefront, and according to Token Terminal's data, they've tokenized products on chains including Ethereum, zkSync Era, Solana, Aptos, Polygon, and several others.

The chart from Token Terminal breaks down the tokenized Assets Under Management (AUM) by product and chain. Products like BUIDL on Ethereum stand out as major contributors, showing orange dominance in the stack. Other notable ones include BCAP on zkSync Era and Acred on Solana. It's fascinating to see the diversity— from Arbitrum One to BNB Chain and even Ink.

What’s really interesting is the growth trajectory. The accompanying graph illustrates a steady climb in tokenized AUM, starting from near zero in early 2024 and surging to around $4 billion by July 2025. This exponential rise highlights the increasing adoption of tokenized funds.

Token Terminal notes that they cover about 80% of the total AUM and are collaborating with Securitize to keep adding new products. This partnership ensures the data stays fresh and comprehensive.

A key enabler here is Wormhole, the cross-chain interoperability protocol that Securitize uses. Wormhole allows these tokenized assets to move seamlessly between blockchains, solving one of the biggest pain points in a multi-chain world: fragmentation. Without it, investors might be locked into one ecosystem, but with Wormhole, they get the best of all worlds.

This development isn't just tech jargon—it's a signal of maturing blockchain infrastructure. For meme token enthusiasts and blockchain practitioners alike, it means more robust ecosystems where memes and serious finance can coexist. Chains like Solana, known for its speed and low costs, are hosting these tokenized funds alongside viral meme projects, potentially bringing in more liquidity and users.

If you're diving into meme tokens or RWAs, keeping an eye on platforms like Securitize could give you an edge. Check out Token Terminal for more in-depth analytics on crypto fundamentals here. And for the latest on how this ties into the meme world, stay tuned to Meme Insider.

As blockchain tech advances, expect more innovations like this to blur the lines between traditional finance and decentralized fun. What's your take on multi-chain tokenization? Drop your thoughts in the comments!