Number of holders of tokenised assets

The number of people holding tokenised assets has risen above 3.5 million for the first time in history. That is a doubling in just 30 days, and an increase of 2.500% compared with May 2025. The total represented value of these assets now stands at $387 billion. The growth is partly driven by the entry of major players such as Robinhood.

In short:

• The number of holders of tokenised assets rises by 109% in 30 days to more than 3.5 million.
• The total value of these tokenised assets now stands at $387 billion.
• 63% of trading volume takes place outside regular exchange trading hours.

Explosive growth in tokenisation

Tokenisation involves converting traditional assets, such as shares, bonds or real estate, into digital tokens on a blockchain. This makes them tradable outside normal opening hours and more accessible to a wide audience.

According to data from RWA.xyz, the number of holders of such tokenised assets has doubled in the past month. Compared with May 2025, this represents growth of 2.500%. The chart shows that the increase accelerates sharply in the first half of 2026.

Robinhood and other major players drive adoption

The acceleration in adoption is linked to the entry of major institutional players. Robinhood is one of the best-known names to have recently taken steps in the field of tokenised assets, making the segment more visible to a broader group of investors.

Platforms such as Jupiter are also seeing demand for blockchain trading increase. A striking detail: 63% of trading volume now takes place outside regular exchange hours. This points to a growing preference for being able to trade 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Value rises to $387 billion

The total represented value of tokenised assets now stands at $387 billion. That is a significant increase compared with earlier periods and shows that this is not just about a larger number of users, but also about substantially larger positions.

Whether the pace of growth continues will largely depend on further participation by large financial institutions and the development of regulation around this segment.