Mantle says the number of tokenized assets on its network has increased sharply this year, rising to 1,473 from 71 at the start of 2026. The network also said its Distributed Asset Value has reached about $476.1 million, marking growth of roughly 110% over the past 30 days.
According to Mantle, the expansion covers a wider mix of products than earlier in the year, including tokenized stocks, exchange-traded funds, regulated stablecoins and yield-bearing assets. The company described the shift as a sign that tokenized finance on the network is broadening beyond a small set of products.
Broader product mix on the network
Mantle said the latest increase is not just a rise in headline numbers but also a change in the composition of assets available on its blockchain infrastructure. The network now hosts tokenized equities, ETFs, stablecoins and other real-world assets from multiple issuers and service providers.
In Mantle’s account, the jump from 71 assets to 1,473 suggests the ecosystem is becoming less concentrated around a handful of offerings. The company said tokenized stocks, ETFs, regulated stablecoins and yield-bearing instruments are all expanding through the same underlying network.
Issuers and infrastructure partners named
Mantle identified xStocks, Securitize, Ethena and Paxos among the issuers and infrastructure providers involved in the buildout. The company did not detail the contribution of each firm in the figures it shared, but presented them as part of the growing base of participants supporting tokenized assets on the network.
The update points to a model in which issuance is only one part of the stack. Mantle’s framing places infrastructure providers alongside asset issuers as important participants in bringing tokenized products to market and keeping them usable across different venues.
Focus extends beyond issuance
Mantle said its attention is shifting beyond simply bringing more assets on-chain. The network highlighted liquidity, distribution, collateral use and settlement infrastructure as key areas for the next phase of development.
It also pointed to integration with exchanges, custodians, market makers and DeFi protocols. That emphasis suggests Mantle sees tokenized assets as needing a fuller market structure around them, rather than existing as standalone on-chain representations of traditional products.
What Mantle says this growth means
The company argued that tokenized finance is starting to look more like an operating market than a collection of isolated experiments. In that view, growth is being measured not only by the number of assets issued but also by how those assets can move, settle and be used within a broader financial network.
Mantle further contended that networks able to distribute tokenized assets at scale could capture meaningful value alongside the issuers themselves. That remains the company’s assessment of where the market is heading, based on the recent rise in asset count and Distributed Asset Value on its network.
For now, the confirmed figures from Mantle are the increase to 1,473 tokenized assets and Distributed Asset Value of about $476.1 million. The next observable step will be whether the network’s stated push into liquidity, settlement and third-party integrations results in sustained growth beyond the recent 30-day surge.
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