- Ethereum retains the largest share of Real-World Assets, supported by strong institutional tokenisation growth from major financial firms entering on-chain markets.
- Chart data shows Ethereum transitioning from a mid-year rally into renewed downward pressure after losing its trendline and falling below long-watched zones.
- AVAX trades inside a defined descending channel, with buyers defending a major demand area that may fuel a short-term move toward mid-range levels.
Ethereum continues to draw attention as new data points to shifting activity across leading blockchain networks and changing technical structures in the market.
Ethereum Extends Its Lead in Real-World Asset Adoption
Ethereum maintains the largest share of Real-World Asset activity, according to a post from Coin Bureau. The network holds more than $11.5 billion in distributed value, with a distribution rate above 97%, keeping it far ahead of other chains.
Avalanche and BNB Chain follow at a distance, with both carrying just under $1 billion in distributed assets and presenting contrasting deployment patterns.The same post notes that Polygon shows a much lower distribution rate.
Its distributed value sits near $879 million, while its total RWA value exceeds $1.6 billion, leaving a wide pool of assets yet to be deployed. Solana and Arbitrum stand out for full distribution efficiency, with $805 million and $728 million respectively, showing consistent deployment across their networks.
Institutional interest strengthens Ethereum’s position. BlackRock and Fidelity continue to expand tokenisation products on the chain, including US Treasury exposure and institutional-grade asset wrappers. Token Terminal data shows that assets under management for tokenised products have grown around 2,000% since early 2024.
Market Structure Shows a Shift in Ethereum’s Daily Trend
A shared chart shows Ethereum trading below its 75-day DEMA during early 2025, with repeated rejections signalling persistent downward pressure. Price moved through a steep decline into March and April as lower levels continued to break.
A trend reversal formed between late April and early May. The chart shows a base forming, followed by a move above the DEMA and a minor consolidation range. This shift produced a sustained advance through June, July, and early August as Ethereum respected a rising trendline.
By late September, the chart shows attempts to create higher highs failing. The price dropped under the DEMA again and fell below the 3,750 zone. Current action reflects continued pressure, with price struggling to recover former support around 3,283.
AVAX Trades in a Defined Channel as Buyers Test a Demand Zone
A 4-hour chart of AVAX/USDT shows a descending channel shaping a broader decline. Lower highs and lower lows continue as the pair moves toward a wide demand region between $14.70 and $15.60.
A strong wick formed near the lower boundary of the channel, indicating reduced seller strength as price touched a key liquidity pocket. RSI near 39 shows mild bullish divergence as momentum begins to shift.
A short-term rally toward the mid-channel area near $16.00 may emerge if buyers hold the zone. Failure to maintain this region places the next support around $14.40 within reach.
