Solana’s RWA market reaches $3.62B after $2B growth in six months
Solana’s real-world asset sector just crossed $3.62 billion in total value. That’s more than double where it started the year, when the figure sat around $1.4 billion in January 2026.
To put the speed of that growth in perspective: the entire Solana RWA market was under $500 million in mid-2025. It took roughly a year to multiply sevenfold.
The numbers behind the surge
In just the past 30 days, Solana recorded nearly $967 million in net inflows to its RWA market. That was the highest figure among all tracked blockchain networks during the same window.
The week ending around July 3 alone accounted for more than $540 million of that total.
For comparison, Ethereum saw roughly $202 million in outflows over the same 30-day period.
Solana’s RWA ecosystem now includes 2,119 distinct tokenized assets and 292,818 holders.
Europe’s largest asset manager enters the picture
On July 2, Spiko launched its SAFO tokenized fund on Solana. The fund is managed by Amundi, which happens to be the largest asset manager in Europe.
That makes Spiko the first native European issuer operating directly on the Solana blockchain. The fund allows onchain minting and redemption through Circle stablecoins.
How Solana stacks up in the RWA race
Even with $3.62 billion in tokenized assets, Solana still trails the top two chains by a meaningful margin. Ethereum holds roughly $15.9 billion in RWA value. BNB Chain sits at approximately $3.9 billion.
Solana’s RWA market grew 43% quarter-over-quarter in Q1 2026, reaching $2.01 billion by the end of March. It then climbed past $2.8 billion by May before hitting the current $3.62 billion mark in early July.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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