Tokenized-Stock Value Reaches $3.14 Billion as Activity Surges
Monthly active addresses rose 115.70% to 3,246,011, while holders increased 64.30% to 4.04 million over 30 days ending Sept. 29.
Distributed tokenized-stock value reached $3.14 billion as of Sept. 29, while sharp increases in active addresses and holders pointed to broader participation in blockchain-based equity products.
Monthly active addresses rose 115.70% over 30 days to 3,246,011. The number of tokenized-stock holders increased 64.30% to 4.04 million during the same period, while distributed value grew 15.54%.
Tokenized stocks represent listed equities and exchange-traded funds on blockchains. The category includes assets issued directly on-chain and synthetic representations of traditional securities.
The figures measure distributed on-chain value and activity. They do not establish the depth of secondary-market liquidity, the availability of products to U.S. investors or whether holders have legal ownership rights equivalent to those attached to traditional securities.
Avalanche C-Chain held approximately $1.8 billion in total real-world-asset value across 802 assets as of Sept. 28. Avalanche’s C-Chain is the network’s smart-contract platform, where tokenization projects and other blockchain applications operate.
Securitize ranked as the fourth-largest tokenized-stock platform, with $511.5 million in total value across three assets. The company plans to launch a European trading and settlement system on Avalanche after receiving full regulatory approval for the project in November 2025.
“Tokenizing the world means removing the borders that have historically fragmented global capital markets,” Securitize CEO and co-founder Carlos Domingo said.
“Avalanche was designed for the performance and predictability required to tokenize the world’s assets,” Ava Labs President John Wu said.
