3 Real World Assets (RWA) Tokens To Watch In March 2026

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Well folks, the world of real-world asset tokens sure has been taking a hit, and February 2026 saw some mighty fine bloodletting. Several of these tokens are sitting at a cozy 80% below their recent highs, which makes for a rather gruesome sight. The sell-off? It’s been as relentless as a hungry bear in spring.

But as we move into March, the winds may be changing. Technical reversal signals are sneaking their way onto multiple charts, with a little help from declining exchange inflows and a healthy, if not overly enthusiastic, demand for ETFs. Here are 3 tokenized asset projects that just might be starting to turn the tide.

Stellar (XLM)

Now, don’t let the low price fool you. Stellar’s real-world asset footprint is still growing, even if its token seems to be caught in a bit of a slump. According to RWA.xyz, the network’s distributed asset value has shot up to $1.27 billion, a nice 25% increase in the last 30 days. Meanwhile, CME Group kindly launched Stellar futures on February 9, 2026. Yes, you heard that right – futures, both standard and micro-sized, giving institutions their first regulated ticket to the XLM party.

But, lo and behold, XLM’s price is still struggling. It’s down a rough 40% over the last three months and is hanging around a modest $0.154. Still, if you squint just right, there’s a glimmer of hope in the charts.

Between December 18 and February 24, XLM printed a lower low, but its Relative Strength Index (RSI), that trusty momentum indicator, formed a higher low. That’s a classic bullish divergence. A textbook reversal signal, and for those of you who remember, a similar setup back in February 11 led to a quick 23% rally before it took a breather.

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If this divergence plays out, the first hurdle to clear is $0.164. A level that’s been flip-flopping between support and resistance more times than I can count. Clear that and you might be looking at a path toward $0.185 (where the last rally hit a wall) and possibly $0.210. But don’t get ahead of yourself, we’ve still got a long way to go before we hit $0.230.

If the price can’t reclaim $0.164? Well, then Stellar might just stay stuck in a range, and a break below $0.136 would bring the reversal theory crashing down in a heap.

With real-world asset adoption ramping up and institutional infrastructure now in place, Stellar (XLM) is definitely a token to keep an eye on this March. The fundamentals are looking better, and the price may just decide to follow suit.

Chainlink (LINK)

Chainlink, the oracle of the tokenized asset world, is holding its ground quite well. And you know what? Its ETF performance is singing a sweet tune. While Bitcoin ETFs have been quietly hemorrhaging for weeks, Chainlink has not suffered a single negative week since its ETFs were launched. Talk about consistency!

That’s a rare sight in the RWA space, and it points to solid institutional demand, even while the broader crypto world is in turmoil.

On the charts, LINK is forming an inverse head and shoulders pattern on the 12-hour timeframe. For those of you who don’t speak ‘chart,’ that’s a setup with about 35% breakout potential if the neckline breaks. But here’s the catch – that neckline slopes downward. A clean break above $9.00 is a must to make this work. Chainlink tried this move back between February 19 and 21, but it pulled back after hitting the $9.00 level. That rejection? It only makes the neckline more important now.

If LINK clears $9.00, the breakout could lead to $11.30. But don’t get too excited just yet, there’s a nasty resistance level that might stop the rally right at $10.00.

If $8.00 gives way, that’s bad news. And a break below $7.20? Well, then you can kiss this pattern goodbye and start thinking bearish thoughts.

With cross-chain interoperability expanding and ETF flows still looking healthy, Chainlink’s got the juice to be one of the stronger RWA tokens come March. But that failed neckline test? It’s going to make the next move critical.

Ondo Finance (ONDO)

Ondo Finance, one of the biggest players in the tokenized asset game, has more than $2.5 billion locked up. And yet, its token has been dragging its feet. Since hitting its all-time high of $2.14 in December 2024, ONDO has dropped more than 80%, now sitting at $0.25. Quite the disconnect when you look at the platform’s growth.

But wait, there’s a glimmer of hope in the technicals. Between January 25 and February 24, ONDO printed a lower low, while its RSI formed a higher low. That’s another classic bullish divergence, just like XLM. And on-chain data backs it up, showing a massive drop in exchange inflows from February 24 onward – a whopping 89% drop. Selling pressure? It’s starting to wane.

When exchange inflows dry up right as a bullish divergence shows up, it’s like the storm clouds parting, making way for the sun.

Looking ahead, the first key level is $0.26. If ONDO holds above this, it could move toward $0.30. A successful reclaim of $0.30 could push it toward $0.36, a nice little 19% upside from where it’s sitting now.

But don’t get too cocky. If support at $0.23 breaks, it might be time for another dip toward $0.20. And if $0.20 goes, the reversal theory could very well be dead in the water.

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2026-02-25 20:28