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Tokenized Stocks Hit a Record $2.3 Billion — Still Barely a Rounding Error in the RWA Market Slug: tokenized-stocks-record-2-3-billion

By Mr Whale · July 30, 2026 · 2 min read
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$2.3 billion. That’s the new all-time high for tokenized stocks — and it’s still only about 5.5% of the broader tokenized asset market.

Metric Figure
Tokenized stocks market cap $2.3 billion (record)
Ethereum’s chain share 34%
BNB Chain’s share 30%
Solana’s share 23%
Top issuer, Ondo Finance $955 million onchain equities
Share of total RWA market ($34B) ~5.5%

The market has nearly doubled since March 2026, when it first cleared $1 billion. Ondo Finance leads issuance with $955 million in onchain equities, followed by Kraken’s xStocks at $507 million and Binance’s bStocks at $334 million.

Zoom out, though, and tokenized stocks are still a small piece of a much bigger trend: the total tokenized real-world asset market has surged 589% since early 2025, reaching $34 billion, led mostly by government bonds and money market funds rather than equities.

That gap is the real story here — tokenized stocks are growing fast in absolute terms, but bonds and cash-like instruments are where institutional money has actually concentrated so far.

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Written by Mr Whale

Mr Whale has been active in the crypto market since 2020 and leads content and research at Coin680. More about our editorial team →

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