3 Real World Assets (RWA) Tokens To Watch In December 2025
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The real-world asset market has been recovering after a slow November, with fresh interest emerging from stablecoin experiments and strong technical setups. Activity remains uneven across the sector, but a few charts are setting up more cleanly than the others.
Among the key RWA tokens to watch, three stand out as December approaches. Each shows a different mix of strength, recovery potential, and risk.
Among key RWA tokens to watch in December, Stellar (XLM) stands out as a payments-first chain that big financial players actually use.
November was still rough, with XLM down about 18.9%, but the last seven days brought a 4.9% bounce as US Bank’s stablecoin tests and growing AUDD activity pushed fresh attention toward the network.
On the chart, Stellar is quietly building a reversal setup. Between November 4 and November 21, the price reached a lower low; however, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) formed a higher low.
RSI measures momentum on a 0–100 scale, so this “price down, RSI up” pattern, standard bullish divergence, often hints that selling pressure is fading under the surface.
The rebound began immediately after that signal, yet XLM remains trapped in a tight range between $0.253 and $0.264. A clean daily close above $0.264 is the first sign that bulls are back in control.
If that happens, the next upside areas to watch are $0.275 and then $0.324 if the broader market improves.
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If the XLM price falls below $0.239 instead, the bullish setup weakens, and the move could stretch toward $0.217, delaying any RWA-driven recovery story.
Quant is the clear outlier among RWA tokens to watch right now. While most real-world-asset plays struggled through November, QNT moved in the opposite direction. It is up about 32% this month and roughly 37% in the past seven days. In the last 24 hours alone, the token added another 12%, making it one of the strongest charts in this segment.
Quant sits at the center of the “interoperability for finance” narrative. Its Overledger tech connects private and public blockchains, which is why it often reacts earlier than other RWA coins when institutional demand strengthens.
On the chart, momentum is still building. QNT is close to forming a bullish EMA (Exponential Moving Average) crossover on the daily chart, where the 20-day EMA is about to move above the 50-day EMA.
This setup often signals that buyers are gaining control. If the crossover completes, Quant (QNT) could have room for another strong push.
The EMA, or Exponential Moving Average, is a trend line that gives more weight to recent prices, allowing traders to see short-term momentum more clearly.
The first level to clear is $119. This level lines up with the 1.618 Fibonacci extension. If buyers stay active, even $142 comes into view as the next major resistance.
On the downside, $100 is the first support to watch. Losing that level can force QNT back toward $91 and $87. The broader bullish structure breaks only if the token falls below $82. This is the point at which the current uptrend stops making sense.
For now, Quant remains the most resilient name in this RWA group and carries the strongest momentum heading into December.
Ondo sits in an interesting spot among the key RWA tokens’ list. It is up 9.3% over the past seven days but remains one of the weakest performers on a 30-day view, down 25%.
Interest around the token increased this week after a post highlighted that Ondo Finance may extend tokenized US stocks and ETFs across Europe.
If this direction holds, it could add weight to Ondo’s role in the broader RWA space. And that could even impact the price action.
That uncertainty shows up on the chart. Ondo has posted a steady rebound since November 21, but the more significant development is evident in its OBV line.
OBV, or on-balance volume, measures whether buying volume is stronger than selling volume over time. Ondo’s OBV has broken above the descending trendline in place since early November.
This breakout occurred while the price has been stuck between $0.50 and $0.54 since November 27, which suggests that accumulation may be forming beneath the surface.
For upside movement, the first step is a clean close above $0.54. That level sits about 6% above the current price. Clearing it can pave the way for a move toward $0.60, and a stronger market could push the ONDO price toward $0.70.
ONDO Price Analysis: TradingView
If OBV fails to hold above the breakout line and slips back under it, the move becomes a fake-out. In that case, losing $0.50 becomes more likely, and the next key support is near $0.44.
Among the RWA tokens, ONDO has the most balanced setup. It has the structure to move higher if accumulation continues, but the same range can break on the downside if OBV weakens again.
