# Stellar Accounts for 92% of 24-Hour Tokenized-Fund Market-Cap Growth By Enna Lee Canonical URL: https://www.tokenpost.com/news/investing/44889 Published: 2026-10-30T16:27:50.000Z Updated: 2026-10-30T16:27:50.000Z Section: Investing > The $111.5 million measure reflects onchain fund value, not verified net investor deposits. The comparison did not specify the window’s exact cutoff. Stellar accounted for $111.5 million, or about 92%, of tokenized-fund market-cap growth across tracked networks over a 24-hour period, concentrating most of the measured increase on the network. The measure is the total value of tokenized fund assets represented onchain, not a count of newly deposited dollars. It does not establish net investor subscriptions or cash inflows, and the comparison provides no breakdown of what caused the change. Its 24-hour window has no stated start or end time and no time zone, so the observation cannot be tied to a precise hour in ET. The 92% share describes Stellar’s portion of gains across tracked networks during that window. It does not mean Stellar held 92% of the overall tokenized-fund market. That distinction matters because the figure is a short-period change in market value rather than a measure of the network’s total fund assets. Recent product announcements provide context, but neither establishes what drove the daily increase. On Oct. 27, Janus Henderson and Centrifuge announced [JQQQ](), an issuer-sponsored fund designed to track the Nasdaq-100 Index and planned for an exclusive launch on Stellar. The announcement sets out the planned network for the fund but does not show that JQQQ contributed to this 24-hour movement. The following day, Securitize announced plans to [integrate with Stellar]() to support the issuance and management of future tokenized financial assets. The plan named no first asset or integration date, and it does not establish that the integration affected the measured change. An existing fund offers a separate snapshot of the network’s activity. Spiko’s SAFO fund had $2.38 billion in assets on Oct. 23, with $1.65 billion recorded on Stellar. The figures show the size of one tokenized fund already represented on the network but do not say what drove the later 24-hour gain. Lumens (XLM), Stellar’s native asset, are distinct from tokenized fund shares. XLM is used for network operations and account reserves, and issuers can sponsor those reserves for holders. The daily rise in fund market value therefore does not by itself show matching purchases of XLM or a direct change in demand for the native asset. ## Links in this article - [JQQQ](https://www.tokenpost.com/news/business/42176) - [integrate with Stellar](https://www.tokenpost.com/news/business/42488)