Centrifuge Expands Real-World Asset Tokenization to Solana, Starting with a $400M Treasury Fund

Solana is rapidly emerging as a key player in the expanding realm of tokenized real-world assets, blending traditional finance with decentralized finance (DeFi) innovation.

Centrifuge, a pioneer in tokenized asset solutions, announced it is extending its offerings onto the Solana blockchain, beginning with a $400 million tokenized U.S. Treasury fund managed by Anemoy, called JTRSY.

Using Centrifuge’s proprietary “deRWA” token protocol, holders of these tokens can freely trade, lend, or leverage the tokenized Treasury fund across various DeFi platforms on Solana.

The deJTRSY token provides native access to short-term U.S. Treasury yields within Solana’s ecosystem, initially available on leading protocols like Raydium (DEX), Kamino (lending), and Lulo (yield aggregation).

This rollout highlights Solana’s increasing traction in the tokenized RWA market—a sector aiming to bring traditional financial products such as bonds and credit facilities onto blockchain networks. Market forecasts by Boston Consulting Group and Ripple estimate the tokenized asset space could grow to nearly $19 trillion by 2033.

Further advancing this trend, the Solana Foundation recently teamed up with R3, a blockchain technology provider specializing in financial institutions, to accelerate real-world asset integration on Solana. Meanwhile, Securitize has launched tokenized Apollo credit funds accessible through Solana DeFi protocols.

Bhaji Illuminati, CEO of Centrifuge, emphasized the importance of utility: “Tokenization alone isn’t enough — the key is making real-world assets functional and accessible onchain from day one.”