Flow Capital Partners plans to migrate its $150 million private credit fund to DigiFT's tokenization platform by the end of April. This move reflects the trend of traditional financial products migrating to public blockchains to achieve 24/7 liquidity.
Regarding the expansion in the on-chain private credit space, Flow Capital's Chief Investment Officer Jacky Tian stated that the company aims to grow the fund size to $250 million by the end of 2026.
Ethereum serves as the main hub for this activity, with its specific real-world asset (RWA) market cap growing over 200% year-on-year, currently reaching $19.3 billion.
Additionally, new products covering soybeans, natural gas, and green energy credits are beginning to emerge as active collateral layers for both decentralized and traditional financial protocols.
Bitfinex noted, “Over $25 billion of real-world assets have been tokenized, with most of them lying idle and not generating returns.”
As the stablecoin market surpasses $315 billion, the process of connecting these assets with loans and structured products is expected to accelerate, thereby providing the necessary settlement liquidity.