- BlackRock BUIDL Fund surpasses $2.3 billion in assets, a 25.07% weekly growth.
- Majority of assets on Ethereum network, boosting blockchain participation.
- Institutional investor interest may signal increased tokenized asset adoption.
The BlackRock BUIDL Fund has reached $2.372 billion in assets under management as of April 12, 2025, reflecting a 25.07% weekly growth, according to DefiLlama data.
This milestone marks an all-time high for the fund, signaling increased confidence in tokenized securities and exemplary growth in the cryptocurrency market.
BlackRock BUIDL Fund Surpasses $2.3 Billion AUM
BlackRock’s BUIDL Fund has notably increased its assets to a record level of $2.372 billion. Leading this initiative is Joseph Chalom, Head of Strategic Ecosystem Partnerships, who has played a key role in the fund’s strategic deployment across blockchains. “BUIDL showcases the viability of real-world assets on-chain, offering investors enhanced liquidity, flexibility, and yield opportunities. We are excited to see its continued growth,
The assets are significantly allocated with $2.227 billion on Ethereum and $52.72 million on Avalanche, emphasizing Ethereum’s capacity to host tokenized assets.
The fund’s growth underscores a strong institutional interest in tokenized real-world assets. Noteworthy for investors is its competitive 4.5% annual percentage yield, attracting significant institutional investments, further reinforcing blockchain’s institutional credibility.
Industry leaders have praised this initiative as an important move for integrating blockchain with traditional finance. Carlos Domingo, CEO of Securitize, called it part of a movement that could revolutionize the investment landscape. John Wu of Ava Labs highlighted the role of Avalanche in facilitating this growth.
Ethereum’s Dominant Role and Future Outlook
Did you know? The Ethereum network’s role in hosting over $2.227 billion of BUIDL’s assets aligns with its dominance in tokenized finance, a sector that towers over others in blockchain solutions due to its high adaptability for financial innovations.
Ethereum’s current valuation rests at $1,594.88 per CoinMarketCap, with a market cap of $192.48 billion. Ethereum retains a 7.27% market dominance despite a recent 12.25% seven-day price decline. Its trading dynamics illustrate its sustained usage as a primary digital asset medium.
Coincu’s research team suggests that the recent rise in institutional interest in tokenized assets may accelerate the adoption of regulatory frameworks and technological innovations. This could potentially increase transparency and settlement efficiency in traditional financial systems.