XRP Ledger’s real-world asset ecosystem has climbed to $3.53 billion, moving ahead of Solana’s reported $2.8 billion in tokenized asset value. Bitrue said in a post on X that the shift points to stronger attention on blockchains used for treasuries, stablecoins, private credit, commodities, and real-estate-linked assets.
XRP’s RWA expansion has accelerated this year
According to the source material, XRP has been one of the fastest-growing RWA networks this year. Its ecosystem stood below $1 billion in January 2026 and rose past $3.53 billion by May. Several sharp upward moves appeared in April and May, a pattern the report linked to possible institutional inflows or the arrival of large tokenization projects.
Solana, while now behind XRP on this metric, has kept expanding. Solana’s official X account said the network recently passed $2.8 billion in tokenized asset value, showing continued activity across financial applications and developer participation. XRP Ledger, on the other hand, has long focused on institutional finance and payment infrastructure, features that many investors see as better suited to regulated tokenization markets.
Price action remains soft despite ecosystem growth
XRP’s market structure has not matched the pace of its RWA growth. A recent TradingView chart showed XRP trading near $1.37, still below the Bollinger Band midline around $1.41. That setup points to weaker short-term momentum. The Relative Strength Index also fell to around 43 and remained below its moving average, suggesting slower buying pressure and a cautious trading tone.
The upper Bollinger Band stood near $1.48, while support was forming around $1.34. Traders are watching whether XRP can hold that lower area before any recovery attempt develops. Recent candles also showed repeated rejection near resistance, indicating that sellers remain active even as optimism grows around XRP Ledger’s role in tokenized assets.
Based on the disclosed figures, XRP has taken the lead over Solana in the current RWA race. Still, short-term price behavior continues to show a guarded market rather than a clean breakout.