Coingecko: Which Countries Are Most Interested in RWA?

cdLast Updated: September 24, 2024

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The country most interested in crypto Real-World Assets (RWA) is the United States, accounting for 14.8% of global attention to this narrative as of 2024. As a major hub for cryptocurrency, the U.S. has previously led interest in other narratives, including small-cap tokens and AI cryptocurrencies.

Notably, the most popular RWA protocol among U.S. crypto investors during this period is Ondo Finance (ONDO), which constitutes nearly half of the country’s interest in RWA cryptocurrencies. The U.S. also leads interest in most RWA protocols; for instance, Goldfinch (GFI) and Maple (MPL) have captured nearly one-third of global attention so far this year.

Other countries with high interest in RWA cryptocurrencies include Indonesia and Turkey, which account for 10.1% and 8.0% of global attention, respectively. Both countries exhibit greater overall interest in the RWA narrative than any single RWA protocol.

In addition to Indonesia, three other Southeast Asian countries show significant interest in RWA cryptocurrencies: Vietnam (2.9%), the Philippines (2.2%), and Singapore (1.2%).

India ranks fourth with 6.3% of global interest in RWA cryptocurrencies, being the only South Asian country in the top 20. Brazil, with a 3.3% share, leads South America’s interest in RWA cryptocurrencies, placing ninth globally, while Nigeria ranks 16th globally with 1.5%, the highest among African nations.

In continental Europe, the United Kingdom has the highest interest in RWA cryptocurrencies, accounting for 5.6% of global interest. Additionally, six countries from the EU’s 27 member states are among the top 20 globally interested in RWA cryptocurrencies, with France leading at 3.9%.

Overall, the top 20 countries showing interest in RWA cryptocurrencies so far this year account for 81.8% of global attention to this narrative.