Ondo Finance continues to strengthen its position as a leading force in the tokenized finance space. Since launching its token in January 2024, the project has grown rapidly, carving out a prominent role in the intersection of Real World Asset (RWA) tokenization and decentralized finance (DeFi) integration with traditional finance (TradFi).
This momentum reached a new milestone yesterday when the White House, through the President’s Working Group on Digital Asset Markets, officially recognized Ondo Finance in a new report. The report highlights tokenized securities, stablecoins, and programmable settlement as foundational to the future of the global financial system—and named Ondo among the key players leading that shift.
The report highlights that firms are approaching tokenization through two primary models: either building private, permissioned blockchains or deploying permissioned layers on top of public, permissionless networks. Ondo stands out for its hybrid approach—leveraging public infrastructure while maintaining institutional-grade compliance. A detailed chart in the report even uses Ondo to illustrate the end-to-end tokenization process.
Ondo’s inclusion in the White House report signals growing mainstream and regulatory acknowledgment of tokenized finance. With its flagship US Treasury-backed products and expansion into tokenized equities via Ondo Chain, the protocol is poised to play a major role in shaping the digital financial infrastructure of the next decade.
Ondo has reclaimed the $0.99 level after a volatile pullback, gaining nearly 5% on the day. The recent price bounce comes after testing the 50-day moving average (MA) at $0.86 as support, which coincides with a key psychological threshold and prior accumulation range. This area has historically triggered renewed interest from buyers, especially after sharp corrections like the one seen in mid-July.
However, ONDO remains below the 200-day MA at $0.97, which now acts as immediate resistance. The token broke above this level last week after bullish momentum pushed the price past $1.20 but failed to hold the highs as sellers took profits. A sustained close above the 200-day MA could re-establish bullish control and open the path back toward the $1.20 zone.
The structure still reflects a broader recovery from the multi-month downtrend that started in January 2025. If ONDO can consolidate above $0.95 and reclaim $1.05, it could mark a new higher low and signal trend continuation. On the other hand, losing the 50-day MA again would invalidate the current bounce and suggest a deeper retest toward $0.85 or even $0.78 support.
Featured image from Dall-E, chart from TradingView
