a16z Says Crypto-Linked Products Fell to 21% of the Tokenized Stocks Market

a16z Says Crypto-Linked Products Fell to 21% of the Tokenized Stocks Market

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2026-07-21 15:19:10
a16z crypto said the tokenized stocks market remains at an early stage, but its composition has shifted sharply over the past year. As of June, crypto-related products accounted for 21% of the sector’s market capitalization, down from 79% a year earlier, meaning they no longer hold a dominant position in the market. The update came in a post from a16z crypto, the digital asset investment arm of venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz. Tokenized stocks refer to traditional equities issued on blockchain networks in the form of digital tokens, and they are widely seen as an important part of the real-world asset, or RWA, segment.
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Venture capital firm a16z crypto said the tokenized stocks market is still in its early stages, but its market makeup has changed significantly over the past year.

According to data through June, crypto-related products made up 21% of the tokenized stocks market by market capitalization, down from 79% a year earlier. The firm said those products have lost their dominant position in the market.

a16z crypto is the cryptocurrency investment arm of Andreessen Horowitz and has long focused on blockchain and digital asset markets. Tokenized stocks are traditional shares issued on blockchain networks in digital token form, and they are considered an important part of the real-world asset, or RWA, sector.

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