WisdomTree Deploys Tokenized Real World Asset Funds Natively On Arbitrum

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WisdomTree said its tokenized real-world asset funds were deployed natively on Arbitrum on September 30, 2026. It also said its tokenized funds had passed $1.2 billion across eight networks, up from about $770 million at the start of 2026, with 15 SEC-registered funds across eight public blockchains.

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WisdomTree announced that its tokenized real-world asset funds were deployed natively on Arbitrum on September 30, 2026.
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The Arbitrum deployment was described as a confirmed announcement on September 30, 2026.
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WisdomTree said its tokenized funds had climbed to more than $1.2 billion across eight networks.
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WisdomTree said the platform started 2026 at about $770 million and later included 15 SEC-registered funds across eight public blockchains.

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Users and market participants who follow tokenized funds on Arbitrum would notice that WisdomTree added a native deployment there on September 30, 2026. The move matters for anyone already using the platform because it places those funds on another public blockchain path, alongside the networks already in use.

Before this, WisdomTree’s tokenized funds were already spread across eight public blockchains, and that remains true in the newer update. What changed in practice is that the platform is now described as having more than $1.2 billion in assets, up from about $770 million at the start of 2026, with 15 SEC-registered funds.

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