Tokenized stocks have become the dominant asset class, accounting for 2.96 million holders, which is 80.58% of the total distributed asset holders. Other categories include commodities with roughly 332,000 holders, asset-backed credit with roughly 91,000, and active strategies with roughly 81,000.
US Treasury debt has close to 73,000 holders, while real estate accounts for about 15,000 and venture capital has fewer than 1,500. Currently, tokenized stocks cover 5,246 individual assets with a total value of $2.89 billion, reflecting a 14.03% increase over 30 days.
The total represented asset value across all tokenized assets reached $386.92 billion, rising 3.63% in the last month. Distributed value grew by 1.54% to $39.15 billion during the same period.
Despite the growth in holders, trading activity has declined. Tokenized stockholders grew by 159.31% in 30 days, but monthly transfer volume fell 50.96% to $13.14 billion, and monthly active addresses dropped 48.36% to 760,339.
In decentralized venues, real-world asset perpetual volume fell 13.5% to $122 billion in August, compared to a record $141 billion in July. Ondo leads platforms by value at $860 million, followed by xStocks at $631.2 million and bStocks at $627.5 million.
Robinhood holds $133.2 million across 189 assets. The company's CEO is currently advocating for US access to tokenized equities.