Hedera shows $5 billion RWA gap as HBAR drops 9%

Discrepancy between public and company data

HBAR, the native token of Hedera, was trading at around $0.078 at the time of writing, after marking a loss in the past 24 hours. Price activity remained compressed between $0.075 and $0.081, and trading volumes were reported as muted.

A post by X Finance Bull on X (formerly Twitter) has brought renewed attention to Hedera’s RWA ecosystem. The post claims that public RWA tracking dashboards do not fully reflect the total tokenization activity on the network.

Public RWA data shows $64.5 million in tokenized real estate on Hedera, whereas RedSwan reports a figure exceeding $5 billion. This suggests a significant difference between what dashboards display and the actual on-chain assets, according to information shared by ecosystem participants.

Shared data indicates that open dashboards track roughly $64.5 million in tokenized real estate on Hedera. In contrast, numbers affiliated with RedSwan CRE suggest that this figure has surpassed $5 billion.

Houston-based RedSwan CRE is known as a platform specializing in commercial real estate tokenization. Hedera’s official sources confirm that more than $5 billion worth of institution-grade real estate has been tokenized through RedSwan CRE on the Hedera network. The platform also aims to grow this volume to $25 billion within the next 36 months.

Glossary: A security token offering is a token on the blockchain representing regulated financial rights such as equity, debt, or revenue share. Since these products are usually accessible only to verified investors, they may appear only to a limited extent on public market dashboards.

Private offerings limit public visibility

It has been noted that RedSwan CRE CEO Edward Nwokedi previously held senior positions at Cushman & Wakefield. The platform reports that it has surpassed 13,000 investors and manages funds focused on the US, Africa, and Gulf markets.

In 2023, RedSwan received a $4 billion portfolio from a Dubai-based client. This mixed-use portfolio, consisting of 36 properties in the Middle East, was appraised by Cushman & Wakefield before being tokenized via RedSwan’s Hedera-based platform.

The debate now focuses on why such a substantial volume does not appear on most public RWA dashboards. Sources say these assets were structured as regulated security token offerings and were only available to verified investors.

Regulatory engagement and price outlook tracked

Alongside the topic of tokenization, Hedera has increased its participation in regulatory discussions in the United States. The network recently joined the Clarity Act coalition, which is supported by approximately 200 organizations and advocates for clearer rules on digital commodities and market structure.

At the same time, Hedera representatives attended meetings organized by the Blockchain Association, where plans were made to discuss regulatory frameworks and market structure for the sector with 52 US Senate offices. On the market front, HBAR has declined around 9 percent over the past week, with resistance seen between $0.084 and $0.10, and support tracked at $0.075.