Tokenized Assets Hit $34B as Investors Favor Single Stocks
Cash equivalents still dominate supply, but equities produced 93% of spot trading and $72.4 billion in perpetual volume, Dune said.
- Dune reported that tokenized real-world assets reached $34.5 billion as of Aug. 31, up more than 140% from a year earlier, with equities as the most actively traded segment.
- Data from the report 'After Issuance: Reading the Onchain RWA Market' highlights that onchain investors behave differently than traditional participants, with cash-equivalent products dominating supply but equities producing most secondary trading.
- Equities generated 93% of spot trading during August, with tokenized equity spot volume reaching $12.6 billion and perpetuals generating another $72.4 billion, while single stocks represented 81% of spot supply.
- On Sept. 23, NYSE Group and Blockchain.com signed an agreement to explore 24/7 access to tokenized US-listed stocks and ETFs, following a Sept. 17 temporary exemption from the Securities and Exchange Commission.
- Binance Research projects tokenized equities could reach approximately $349 billion by 2030, though Binance CEO Richard Teng cautioned the shift "won't happen overnight.
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Report Finds Onchain Investors Trade Tokenised Stocks While Tokenised Treasuries Sit Idle
Equities make up a small slice of the roughly $34 billion tokenised asset market yet account for 93% of its spot trading, with perpetual futures on Asian chipmakers doing much of the work.
Dune Report: Tokenized Markets Trade Differently Than Traditional Equities and Credit
TL;DR Dune found that tokenized markets display trading patterns that differ from traditional equities and credit, with tokenized real-world assets reaching $34.5 billion by Aug. 31. Single stocks represented 81% of tokenized equity spot supply, while ETFs accounted for 19%. Tokenized equities remain a tiny share of global markets, but their rapid growth and expanding ...
Those who invest in stocks on the blockchain are turning to single company stocks rather than funds that offer a wide portfolio. Research by data platform Dune showed that investment preferences in the tokenized stock market diverged from traditional markets.
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