Stellar led tracked blockchain networks in 30-day real-world asset growth, adding about $604 million in implied net RWA value as tokenized finance activity rotated toward the network.
The move comes from the latest RWA.xyz Stellar network data, which places Stellar near $2.28 billion in distributed RWA value and up roughly 37.7% over 30 days. That percentage gain implies about $604 million in additional RWA value over the period, excluding stablecoins.
The jump stands out because the wider tokenized RWA market was not moving in the same direction by headline value. Total distributed RWA value across tracked networks sat near $31 billion, while total RWA holders continued to rise. Stellar’s growth therefore looks more like chain-specific asset expansion than a simple market-wide increase across all tokenized assets.
Spiko, Franklin Templeton And Ondo Anchor The Growth
Stellar’s RWA base is concentrated in regulated yield, money-market and Treasury-style products. Spiko is the largest platform on the network with about $984 million in tracked value, followed by Franklin Templeton Benji Investments at about $675 million and Ondo at about $526 million. Circle, WisdomTree, Centrifuge, Etherfuse and Société Générale FORGE also appear in Stellar’s RWA stack, giving the network a mix of issuer, fund, payment and treasury exposure.
That composition matters for market structure. Stellar’s RWA growth is not only about speculative token issuance. Much of the value is tied to tokenized funds, Treasury-linked products and institutional wrappers that rely on settlement speed, low fees, asset controls and distribution rails.
The latest inflow also builds on Stellar’s broader institutional tokenization push. The network already had fresh momentum after DTCC and Stellar outlined a 2027 plan for tokenized DTC-custodied assets, including eligible stocks, ETFs and U.S. Treasuries. That planned integration positioned Stellar more directly inside the regulated market infrastructure conversation rather than only payments and remittances.
RWA Momentum Keeps Spreading Across Chains
Stellar’s 30-day lead adds another layer to the multi-chain RWA race. Ethereum remains the largest network by tracked value, but the sector is no longer moving through one chain alone. BNB Chain recently saw RWA supply surge 60% to $3.6 billion in Q1 2026, while tokenized stocks and ETF-style products have also picked up speed across centralized and onchain platforms.
The strongest near-term signal for Stellar will be whether the new RWA value turns into deeper usage. Passive asset value can lift a network’s headline ranking, but recurring transfer volume, broader holders, wallet integrations, issuer diversity and collateral usage determine whether tokenized assets become active financial infrastructure.
That test is arriving quickly. Tokenized securities, funds and payment-linked assets are becoming more competitive across exchanges, public chains and regulated providers, with products such as Binance Stocks crossing $400 million in AUM shortly after launch showing how fast demand can form around blockchain-based market access. Stellar’s $604 million 30-day inflow puts the network near the center of that shift.
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