Solana recorded $5.77 billion in tokenized asset volume in the second quarter of 2026, a 114% increase from the previous quarter and the network’s sixth consecutive quarterly record.
Most of that activity came from tokenized equities, which contributed $4.8 billion during the period. The final week of Q2 also set a new weekly high at $1.42 billion, indicating that the quarter’s growth was sustained through its close rather than driven by a one-off surge.
Quarterly total sets another high
The Q2 result extended a streak of rising quarterly records for Solana in tokenized assets. At $5.77 billion, the network’s volume was more than seven times the $775 million recorded across the second half of 2025, underscoring how quickly activity has scaled over a relatively short period.
The latest increase was not described as a single burst of trading. Instead, volume built through the quarter, culminating in the last week with an all-time weekly record of $1.42 billion.
Tokenized equities led the jump
Tokenized stocks were the main driver of the quarter’s expansion. Volume in tokenized equities climbed to $4.8 billion in Q2 from $1.1 billion in Q1, accounting for the bulk of the overall increase in tokenized asset activity on Solana.
The source article links that growth to a broader push by brokerages and issuers to make on-chain versions of publicly traded shares available to crypto-native users.
Why Solana has gained share
According to the report, Solana’s low fees and sub-second transaction finality have helped it become the leading network for tokenized-equity trading compared with Ethereum and other chains.
The network is said to account for roughly 97% of cumulative spot trading volume in tokenized stocks and to have held the top position in tokenized-stock volume for 54 straight weeks.
Broader real-world asset activity
The article also points to momentum beyond tokenized equities. While Ethereum still leads in total tokenized value at about $16 billion, Solana has reportedly grown its real-world asset holder base to more than 300,000 wallets, placing it first among blockchains by holder count.
Institutional participation is also expanding, with Securitize extending its tokenized AAA collateralized loan obligation fund to Solana and Ethena Labs committing $250 million to related products.
What the market will watch next
Since 2025, total tokenized stock volume on Solana has risen from $1 billion to nearly $6 billion within about a year, reflecting a rapid acceleration in tokenization activity on the network.
The next confirmed milestone for observers is Q3 2026, when the market will be looking to see whether Solana can sustain that pace and whether additional brokerages move ahead with plans to list tokenized shares directly on the chain.
Source: news.bitcoin.com