Stellar Dominates 24-Hour Real-World Asset Tokenization with $36.4 Million Inflow

The Stellar (XLM) blockchain platform has secured 37% of the global 24-hour real-world asset tokenization, with a significant inflow of $36.4 million over the past 24 hours. This marks a notable achievement for the platform, which has been expanding its ecosystem and attracting institutional capital. According to the RWA Foundation, citing Token Terminal, the Stellar network has taken the top spot in the sector-wide net inflows, surpassing other major players such as BNB Chain and Solana.

The growth of the Stellar ecosystem has been impressive, with the total market value of real-world assets (RWA) approaching $46 billion by the end of September. Despite the relatively small number of launched projects (72), the average amount of funds locked per initiative exceeds $48 million. In contrast, the Solana network has only $1.4 million locked per project. The Stellar network's infrastructure, including Soroban smart contracts, has been preferred by financial institutions due to its low transaction costs and built-in regulatory compliance mechanisms.

The main liquidity drivers in the ecosystem remain large regulated funds, including the Spiko Amundi Overnight Swap Fund (€1.225 billion), Ondo U.S. Dollar Yield ($536.89 million), and Franklin Templeton BENJI ($513.78 million). The network's RWA liquidity is supported by a $409.9 million stablecoin market cap, generating $10.1 billion in 30-day transfer volume.