Tokenized RWA value reaches $38.45 billion, with Ethereum leading the market

Tokenized RWA value reaches $38.45 billion, with Ethereum leading the market

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2026-09-29 16:21:42
Tokenized real-world assets, or RWA, have reached a distributed asset value of $38.45 billion, according to Techub, citing CoinPedia. The update also said the number of active addresses has been rising, pointing to increased activity around the RWA segment. Among blockchain networks, Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Solana were identified as the leading platforms in the market. Ethereum continues to hold the largest share of RWA activity, with 2,696 RWA projects and $16.5 billion in distributed asset value. BNB Chain and Solana followed behind Ethereum in project count, with 1,234 and 1,123 RWA projects respectively. The figures offer a snapshot of how tokenized real-world asset activity is currently distributed across major public chains.

The distributed asset value of tokenized real-world assets, or RWA, has reached $38.45 billion, Techub reported, citing CoinPedia. The report also said the number of active addresses has been increasing, indicating that activity around RWA is growing.

Latest data showed that Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Solana are at the front of the RWA market.

Ethereum holds the largest share

Ethereum still controls the biggest share of the RWA market, with 2,696 RWA projects and $16.5 billion in distributed asset value.

BNB Chain and Solana followed, with 1,234 and 1,123 RWA projects, respectively.

The figures were cited by Techub from CoinPedia.

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