On June 2, Securitize, a leading tokenized platform, announced the launch of Hamilton Lane’s Senior Credit Opportunities Fund (HLSCOPE) on the TRON blockchain network, which is the first Securitize-based tokenized fund on TRON.
. @Securitize, the leading platform for tokenizing real-world assets, today announced that Hamilton Lane (Nasdaq: HLNE)’s tokenized Senior Credit Opportunities Fund (“HLSCOPE”) is now launching on the TRON blockchain, expanding access to a leading tokenized private credit… pic.twitter.com/itQenNdaI5
— TRON DAO (@trondao) June 2, 2026
Amid the growing activity on the blockchain network, the launch of the HLSCOPE fund will open the door for institutional-grade private credit for qualified investors.
What is the Hamilton Lane Scope Fund?
The leading private markets investment firm, Hamilton Lane, has launched the Senior Credit Opportunities Fund (SCOPE) in October 2022. It is a popular credit fund.
By using a tokenized feeder fund through Securitize, qualified investors will be able to access Hamilton Lane products with a minimum investment of around $10,000 instead of spending millions of dollars. This is only possible through a concept of tokenization.
Apart from this, HLSCOPE is offering different types of features, including
- Monthly subscription
- Redemption options
- On-Demand liquidity through an instant redemption pool in certain setups
- Fully digital processes
According to the official data shared on the official website, the tokenized fund has provided a net yield of 5.88% over the past year. The traction of this fund has been issued on the blockchain network, and subscriptions are using the USDC stablecoin.
Carlos Domingo, Co-Founder and CEO of Securitize, stated in the announcement that, “Tokenization reaches its full potential when institutional-grade assets can operate on blockchain networks built for global scale. Bringing HLSCOPE to TRON marks an important milestone not only because it is the first Securitize asset launching on the network, but because it expands access to private markets through infrastructure designed for continuous, global financial activity. This is another step toward a more connected and interoperable onchain financial system.”
Justin Sun, Founder of TRON, stated in the post, “TRON supports fast, efficient and scalable global settlement. Welcoming Securitize and HLSCOPE to the TRON ecosystem represents an important step in bridging traditional finance with blockchain infrastructure. We believe tokenized real-world assets will play a major role in the future of global finance, and reliable blockchain infrastructure will be critical. TRON is well-positioned to support that growth.”
RWAs Market Soars Above $31 Billion Amid Strong Demand
The concept of tokenization has recently gained the attention of investors as tokenized real world asset has grown in an impressive manner. According to rwa.xyz, the total distributed asset value of tokenized assets on various blockchains has soared over $31 billion. This is more than 5 times from the previous year.
Among all categories of real-world assets, tokenized United States Treasuries are leading the market, which is followed by private credit and other categories.
According to the Boston Consulting Group report, the value of tokenized RWAs is expected to hit $14 trillion by 2030 and $55 trillion by 2035.
In the last few years, many major financial firms have rolled out their tokenized funds after witnessing their demand among institutional investors. BlackRock has first rolled out its USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund (BUIDL) on the Ethereum network with the help of Securitize. According to DeFiLlama, BUIDL’s TVL has soared over $2.97 billion.
TRON Becomes Hot Spot for Tokenized Funds
While Ethereum is still holding a top spot in the RWA market, TRON is rapidly developing its network for tokenized assets. In April, TRON witnessed one of the most active months, where it recorded 290.85 million transactions in the entire month, thanks to 76.09 million active addresses. This was a growth of 53.8% and 46.7% on a month-over-month (MoM) basis.
