BNB Chain released a snapshot of its performance for the third quarter of 2026, showing sharp growth across several on-chain business lines. The network said tokenized stock trading volume reached $25.6 billion during the quarter, up about 11 times from the previous quarter. Network revenue came in at $54.2 million, marking a 54% quarter-over-quarter increase.
The update also showed that total lending deposits rose to $3.57 billion, up 42% from the prior quarter. Spot decentralized exchange, or DEX, trading volume reached $75.7 billion, while token issuance climbed about threefold to 2.59 million. BNB Chain said spot DEX volume increased 28% quarter over quarter.
In a post on X, @BNBCHAIN said readers can find more details on the growth figures in Blockworks’ third-quarter report. The figures were cited by Techub News in a market analysis brief published on Oct. 23, 2026.
BNB Chain released a data overview for the third quarter of 2026, outlining growth in tokenized stocks, network revenue, lending deposits, spot decentralized exchange activity, and token issuance.
The network said tokenized stock trading volume reached $25.6 billion in Q3, up about 11 times from the previous quarter. Network revenue was $54.2 million, a 54% quarter-over-quarter increase. Total lending deposits rose to $3.57 billion, up 42%, while spot DEX trading volume came in at $75.7 billion, up 28%.
BNB Chain also said token issuance increased about threefold to 2.59 million.
In a post on X, @BNBCHAIN said more details on the growth figures are available in Blockworks’ third-quarter report.
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