Tokenized equity wallets hit 1 million, now 63% of RWA holders. bStocks surges to $559M, passing xStocks. NVDA tokenized stock among top. Average wallet holds $2,250.
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The number of wallets holding tokenized equity has crossed 1 million, data from RWA.xyz shows. That marks a 33% increase in just over a week and a 17.3x jump from a year ago, when the count stood at 58,999.
Tokenized stock holders now represent 62.8% of all 1.62 million RWA wallets onchain. A year ago that share was 13.1%. Commodities, the second largest category, has 256,264 holders, roughly a quarter of the stock figure.
The growth over the past year added about 1.17 million wallets to the RWA holder base. Stocks accounted for roughly 960,000 of them.
The latest wave of holders came from bStocks, Binance's tokenized securities arm, live since June 11 under an Abu Dhabi Global Market license. Since late July, holders of Robinhood's tokenized stock products grew only low single digits, while the overall count added a third.
bStocks' total value climbed 93.25% over 30 days to $559.2 million, passing xStocks at $540.8 million and taking second place with 24.18% market share. It did that with 67 assets against 642 on xStocks.
Ondo still leads on value at $854.1 million and 36.93% share. Its 30 day change was 0.40%. Robinhood's tokenized stock value is $27.1 million, up 125.2% over 30 days, leaving it at 1.17% of the market across 94 assets.
The largest tokenized stock onchain is SpaceX on bStocks with around 107,000 holders. NVIDIA xStock has 64,000 holders, and NVIDIA Robinhood Token has 33,000. Combined, the two NVIDIA tokens still fall short of SpaceX on bStocks.
NVIDIA (NVDA) carries an Alpha Score of 77/100, rated Strong by AlphaScala's model. Its tokenized versions have drawn significant retail interest.
Distributed tokenized stock value across the top ten platforms totals roughly $2.3 billion. With 1.02 million holders, that works out to about $2,250 a wallet.
The report notes that growth is coming from wallets opening positions of a few hundred dollars, not from desks taking size. Holder counts and total value have been climbing on very different curves since July. Whether they converge is the number to watch into the fourth quarter.
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