Solana hits $3.47B in tokenized equities volume, capturing 96% of market

Solana's blockchain processed $3.47 billion in tokenized equities volume during June 2026, capturing more than 96 percent of the global on-chain market for the asset class, data shared by SolanaFloor shows.

"Solana's sustained dominance in tokenized equities reflects the network's structural advantages in throughput and cost for real-world asset issuance," the data aggregator said in its report.

The June figure extends Solana's lead in the tokenized equities sector beyond 50 consecutive weeks, according to the data. The milestone also pushed Solana's total Real-World Asset value to record levels. The network's native token SOL traded at around $43 billion in market capitalization as of mid-July, still 71 percent below its all-time high but up 148 percent over the past five years.

The achievement positions Solana to capture a larger share of the institutional asset tokenization market, which analysts project could reach trillions of dollars in notional value over the next decade. Traders are pricing an 18 percent probability that SOL will surpass $90 by the end of July 2026, according to prediction-market data.

Solana's throughput advantage underpins its tokenized equities lead. The blockchain processed 3,142 transactions per second over a recent 30-minute window, compared with nine TPS for Bitcoin, per network data. That speed, combined with sub-cent transaction costs, has made Solana the preferred settlement layer for protocols tokenizing traditional assets such as US Treasuries and equities.

Competing blockchains have yet to mount a serious challenge in the tokenized equities segment. Ethereum, the second-largest blockchain by market capitalization, trails Solana by a wide margin in on-chain equity volume despite hosting a larger total DeFi ecosystem. Solana's lead has widened through 2026 as issuers and market makers gravitate toward the network's higher throughput.

The next catalyst for Solana's tokenized equities infrastructure could come from the Alpenglow upgrade, a planned network enhancement designed to further increase transaction processing capacity. Any significant inflows into Solana-based exchange-traded products or regulatory approvals for new Solana-linked financial instruments could also accelerate institutional participation in the network's RWA ecosystem.

This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.