Overview
- BlackRock’s BUIDL allocation on the Avalanche network more than doubled in one week to roughly $902–903 million, a change visible in RWA.xyz dashboards published Sunday, July 12, 2026.
- The Avalanche surge helped lift BUIDL’s total on-chain assets to about $2.87 billion and made Avalanche the fund’s second-largest deployment behind Ethereum.
- BlackRock and Securitize have not identified the investors or said whether the weekly increase came from new subscriptions or internal transfers, and on-chain data cannot resolve the inflows’ origin.
- RWA.xyz shows BUIDL now accounts for about 43% of Avalanche’s distributed real-world asset supply, a shift that concentrates much of the network’s tokenized RWA value in a single institutional product.
- Launched in March 2024 and expanded across multiple blockchains, BUIDL issues $1-per-share token classes for qualified investors and its rapid growth highlights a broader move by asset managers to put short-term U.S. Treasuries on public chains.