Fund
Explore RWA funds: tokenized alternative, balanced, equity, ETF, fixed income, money market, and mutual funds.
Top gainers this week
Top losers this week
$NTFS -48 places this week
$MILF fell 34 places this week
$AVOF +20 places this week
Down 13 places this week, $TMTRD is losing steam
$BUIDL sank to a 0 gem score this week
$USCR hit a gem score of 73 this week
No longer among the leaders this week: $QQQon fell out of the top ranks
78 tokens rose and 17 fell this week
@radkoGovernance+3•16Can't wait for $BUIDL to actively trade on Uniswap $UNI
Frequently asked questions
How has Fund performed recently?
The Fund category has seen more tokens gain momentum than lose it over the last seven and thirty days, with 63 tokens improving and 31 declining in both periods. United States Crypto Reserve (USCR) stands out, leading with a 3-day streak and achieving the highest score of 72.5559 in both windows. On the climber's list, Roundhill Memory ETF (Ondo Tokenized) (DRAMon) saw a 6-rank delta, followed by ETHLABS FUND (ETHLABS) with a 4-rank delta. Conversely, National Trust Fund System (NTFS) experienced a significant drop of 39 ranks, while Multi Index Liquidity Fund (MILF) fell by 31 ranks. BlackRock BUIDL (BUIDL) recorded the lowest score of 0.0 in both timeframes. SOLV was a top entrant, while Invesco QQQ (Ondo Tokenized) (QQQon) exited the top k in both periods.
What are RWA funds?
RWA funds are tokenized real-world asset funds, representing traditional investment funds like alternative, balanced, equity, ETF, fixed income, money market, and mutual funds on a blockchain.
How do RWA funds differ from traditional funds?
RWA funds tokenize shares or units of traditional funds, offering potential benefits such as increased liquidity, fractional ownership, transparency, and accessibility through blockchain technology, while still being backed by the underlying traditional assets.
What types of funds are available as RWA funds?
The RWA fund category includes tokenized versions of various traditional fund types, such as Alternative Funds, Balanced Funds, Equity Funds, ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds), Fixed Income Funds, Money Market Funds, and Mutual Funds, each offering different investment strategies and risk profiles.
Are RWA funds regulated?
The regulatory landscape for RWA funds is evolving. Many RWA fund offerings strive to comply with existing financial regulations governing their underlying traditional assets, as well as emerging regulations for tokenized securities. Investors should always research the specific regulatory compliance of any RWA fund.