Tokenized Treasuries have jumped in growth over the past week, and according to rwa.xyz metrics as of April 10, 2025, the market stands at $5.49 billion, up 8.7% since last week. The Blackrock USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund (BUIDL) has soared over the $2 billion mark to today’s $2.166 billion.

BUIDL has swelled by 11.13% since April 4, 2025.

On April 4, Blackrock’s BUIDL anchored at $1.949 billion, yet within days, BUIDL’s valuation ballooned by 11.13%—a testament to its gravitational pull in tokenized finance. Franklin Onchain’s BENJI, however, edged downward from $708 million to $706 million during the same period, reflecting fleeting tremors in demand.

Ondo’s USDY fund inched upward from $585 million to a modest $586 million, a fractional gain compared to BUIDL. Hashnote’s USYC faced steeper headwinds, contracting from $627 million to $557 million since April 4—an 11.18% retreat. Meanwhile, niche contenders like Janus Henderson’s JTRSY and Openeden’s TBILL Vault climbed, their trajectories defying the BENJI’s and USYC’s cooling trend.

This reconfiguration signals a pivot in investor priorities: blockchain-driven mechanisms enticing conventional TradFi instruments with both agility and appeal. By April 10, rwa.xyz stats show that around 17,628 investors had staked claims in tokenized Treasuries, lured by an average annual yield to maturity of 4.36%—a figure that whispers of stability in an otherwise kinetic arena.

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