Solana has become the leading blockchain network by the number of wallets holding tokenized real-world assets (RWAs), according to data from RWA.xyz as of June 18. The network recorded 285,971 RWA holders, surpassing all competing blockchain ecosystems and highlighting growing interest from both retail and institutional participants in tokenized assets.
The broader tokenized asset market currently consists of 924,469 holders spread across 35 blockchain networks. Solana accounts for roughly 31% of all holders, placing it ahead of Ethereum, which has 199,191 holders, and BNB Chain with 101,902 holders. The achievement reflects a significant shift in user adoption patterns within the digital asset sector.
Growth on the network has accelerated rapidly in recent months. Data from RWA.xyz showed that Solana’s RWA holder base expanded by 29.3% over the past 30 days. The network crossed the 200,000-holder milestone in late April and has since added nearly 85,000 new holders in less than two months. The milestone was also highlighted by the RWA Foundation, an organization focused on advancing tokenized asset adoption.
Transfer Activity and Asset Value Continue to Expand
While Solana leads in holder count, Ethereum remains the dominant network by total tokenized asset value. Ethereum currently hosts approximately $16.3 billion in distributed RWA value, compared to Solana’s $3 billion and BNB Chain’s $3.9 billion.
However, Solana has been closing the gap at a faster pace. Over the previous 30-day period, the value of RWAs distributed on Solana increased by 14%, while Ethereum experienced a decline of 4.7%. Transfer activity has also been particularly strong on Solana, with RWA transaction volume reaching $5.5 billion during the same period, representing a monthly increase of nearly 67%.
Solana Compass reported that the network recorded $4.4 billion in transfer volume on June 11 against an asset base of $2.7 billion. The data suggested that tokenized assets on the network were experiencing active trading activity rather than remaining dormant in investor wallets.
The combination of rising holder numbers, increasing asset value, and strong transaction activity has positioned Solana as one of the fastest-growing blockchain ecosystems for tokenized real-world assets.
Institutional Adoption Accelerates Ecosystem Growth
One of the primary drivers behind Solana’s expansion has been the arrival of major institutional issuers. Securitize recently launched its Securitize Tokenized AAA CLO Fund (STAC) on Solana, bringing investment-grade collateralized loan obligation exposure to the network.
Ethena Labs also disclosed a planned commitment of $250 million to the fund, marking one of the largest allocations to tokenized structured credit products within the Solana ecosystem.
Carlos Domingo, Co-Founder and CEO of Securitize, explained that tokenization delivers the greatest benefits when high-quality assets are combined with blockchain technology that offers speed, efficiency, and accessibility. He noted that expanding STAC to Solana connects one of the world’s largest fixed-income markets with one of the most active blockchain ecosystems, while Ethena’s planned allocation demonstrates the growing role of tokenized RWAs in modern financial infrastructure.
Additional product launches have further strengthened the ecosystem. SurancePlus introduced tokenized reinsurance securities, Shift RWA launched leveraged tokenized equities through Jupiter, and Backpack, alongside Sunrise, listed tokenized shares linked to SpaceX.
– @Solana is now the #1 network when it comes to RWA holders, recording 284,542 people holding RWA products as of June 17. pic.twitter.com/F8SPyt8sSJ
— RWA Foundation (@RWAFoundation_) June 18, 2026
The influx of institutional-grade products has significantly expanded Solana’s appeal for investors seeking access to tokenized credit, equities, and alternative financial instruments.
Infrastructure and Stablecoins Support Expansion
Existing infrastructure provided by companies such as Securitize, Ondo, and Maple Finance has enabled new issuers to access established secondary markets more efficiently. The Solana Foundation reported that the network captured 97% of cumulative on-chain tokenized equity spot trading volume during May, while tokenized stockholders surpassed 200,000.
Stablecoins have also played a crucial role in supporting adoption. Solana’s stablecoin ecosystem has grown to a market capitalization of $15.6 billion and more than 10.6 million holders. The network has increasingly attracted major financial institutions seeking faster and lower-cost payment infrastructure.
In May, Western Union announced the deployment of its USDPT stablecoin on Solana to support settlement operations across its global payments network, which serves more than 150 million customers in over 200 countries. During the same period, SoFi expanded access to its bank-issued stablecoin for nearly 15 million members through its mobile application.
Growing institutional participation, expanding tokenized asset offerings, and robust stablecoin infrastructure are helping Solana establish itself as a leading platform for retail-focused and mid-market tokenized asset distribution, even as Ethereum continues to dominate by overall asset value.
