Stellar and Solana have recorded the largest gains in tokenized fund value over the past 90 days, adding a combined $1.42 billion in on-chain assets under management (AUM), according to the l
Stellar and Solana have recorded the largest gains in tokenized fund value over the past 90 days, adding a combined $1.42 billion in on-chain assets under management (AUM), according to the latest network-level figures.
@StellarOrg ($XLM) now leads in total tokenized fund value at $757.5 million. @Solana ($SOL) follows with $670 million.
Growth on other networks was smaller. @Arbitrum ($ARB) gained $193.2 million over the period, while @Aptos ($APT) added $133.6 million. Base, the Ethereum layer-2 network, posted the smallest increase of the group at $46.1 million.
The figures point to a split in where new tokenized fund capital is landing. Stellar and Solana, both non-Ethereum networks, captured most of the recent growth among the chains listed, while the Ethereum layer-2s and Aptos added far less.
The gains come as tokenization of traditional assets expands across several networks. RWA.xyz data cited by DeFi Development Corp. shows tokenized real-world assets on Solana recently passed $5 billion for the first time, reaching about $5.1 billion in late October.
Stellar has also grown quickly this year. Finbold, citing RWA.xyz, reported that Stellar carried $868.8 million at the end of 2025 and held roughly $3.3 billion on a distributed-value basis by late summer, a fourfold expansion in eight months. Regulated products such as Franklin Templeton's BENJI fund and Spiko's Amundi fund have been among the larger holdings on the network, according to KuCoin's summary of RWA.xyz data.
Figures vary by provider because platforms define tokenized funds, real-world assets and tokenized Treasuries differently. The numbers above for Stellar and Solana tokenized fund value therefore differ from broader RWA totals reported elsewhere, and readers should check the methodology of each dashboard when comparing them.
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