Solana has become the No. 1 blockchain by RWA holders after the network surpassed 300,000 RWA holders for the first time.
Data from rwa.xyz shows Solana now has 300,130 RWA holders, a new all-time high that puts the network ahead of other major blockchain ecosystems by holder count. The milestone adds to a string of records for Solana's growing tokenized asset market in 2026.
Solana's RWA Market Holds Above $3 Billion
The total value of distributed real-world assets on Solana currently stands at approximately $3.32 billion. At the start of July, the ecosystem reached another milestone when its total RWA value briefly rose to an all-time high of $3.62 billion.
Solana now hosts more than 2,120 different kinds of RWAs, highlighting the expanding range of tokenized products available on the network.
Stablecoins still account for the largest share of tokenized asset value. However, tokenized equities, private credit products and other institutional assets continue to gain traction as issuers and financial platforms expand their onchain offerings.
The growth in the number of holders suggests the expansion has also begun to reach a broader user base. Solana now leads Plume, Ethereum, and BNB Chain by the number of RWA holders, and is now gradually closing the gap to Ethereum in terms of total RWA market value.
Tokenized Equity Trading Hits $3.47 Billion Record
Tokenized equities have emerged as one of the fastest-growing parts of Solana's RWA ecosystem. Solana recorded $3.47 billion in tokenized equity spot trading volume in June 2026, marking a new monthly all-time high. The network also captured more than 96% of tokenized equity trading volume across blockchains during the month.
June's volume represented a sharp acceleration from previous months, and the figures show that Solana's RWA growth now extends beyond assets simply existing onchain. Traders are increasingly using the network as a venue for secondary market activity in tokenized stocks.
Wall Street Pushes Tokenization
Solana's latest records come as traditional financial institutions accelerate their own tokenization efforts. Earlier today, July 15, the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation successfully converted securities held at the Depository Trust Company into tokens and used them in real production trades. More than 30 traditional and digital market firms participated in the initiative, which DTCC described as its largest tokenization production effort by use cases, asset classes, and participants.
The tests covered collateral pledges, securities lending, U.S. Treasury and repo delivery-versus-payment trades, equity trades, token transfers and central counterparty margin workflows. Participants included BlackRock, Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan, Nasdaq, the New York Stock Exchange, Circle, Chainlink, Ondo Finance, Vanguard and several other major financial and digital asset firms.
DTCC plans to launch its Tokenization Service in October 2026. The service will allow DTC participants to create tokenized representations, or digital twins, of securities held at DTC and deliver them to approved wallets. Participants can also convert assets between traditional and tokenized forms.
A similar two-way mechanism is already live on Solana through some tokenized stock products offered by Backpack. Holders can redeem tokenized stocks for the underlying shares and transfer those shares to traditional brokerage accounts. Eligible shares can also move in the opposite direction, allowing investors to convert conventional securities into tokenized shares on Solana.
The mechanism also accounts for dividends and corporate actions. Traditional brokerage infrastructure processes these events for securities held through Backpack Securities, while tokenized stockholders receive equivalent economic treatment through onchain mechanisms.
Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky recently argued that something meaningful is emerging beneath the noise around RWAs, saying, “Most people won’t notice the plumbing change underneath. They’ll just wake up one day and owning anything, anywhere, will feel obvious.”
Chesky’s comments reflect a broader shift in how major figures in the technology and financial industries view tokenization. Rather than treating RWAs solely as a crypto trend, more established players are exploring how blockchain infrastructure could change the way people issue, hold, and transfer ownership of real-world assets.
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