Tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) have surpassed $38.77 billion in market capitalization and continue to grow. The rankings among blockchains are also beginning to change. Solana and BNB Chain are the two networks growing the most in 2026, with the former dominating inflows over the past month. Ethereum remains the leader by overall value but is recording the heaviest outflows in the sector.

Solana and BNB Chain lead RWA sector growth in 2026

Solana is currently the magnet for RWA capital. An analysis of data from specialist website RWA.xyz shows that 30-day net flows place Solana at the top among blockchains, with $364 million in inflows. The data are shown in the table below.

It is followed by Robinhood with $144 million, Aptos with $140 million, Stellar with $53 million, and Plume with $37 million. The total value of tokenized assets on Solana (SOL) $118.42 ▲ +0.58% has reached $4.4 billion, making it the third-largest network overall. Since the beginning of 2026, its growth has amounted to $2.66 billion, the sector’s second-best result. Growth is being driven by the arrival of xStocks’ tokenized stocks and Ondo’s expansion plans, expected by the end of the year. The table also highlights the outflows from Ethereum, which have reached $739 million.

BNB Chain posts the strongest growth since the beginning of the year

Looking at performance since the beginning of 2026, however, BNB Chain holds the top position, ranking first for growth with $3.62 billion added over nine months. The value distributed on the chain now amounts to $5.77 billion, making it the second-largest network overall behind Ethereum.

RWA holders have risen to 1.8 million, an increase of 47.77% in a single month. Two factors are driving BNB Chain’s growth. On the one hand, tokenized Treasuries, led by Circle’s USYC product with $2.5 billion. On the other, tokenized stocks, with bStocks up 33.45% month-on-month and Ondo up 14.78% across 459 assets. According to Binance Research data, the chain captured 83% of global tokenized equities volume in the first half of the year.

Ethereum remains first by value but is losing capital

Ethereum still retains its overall leadership, with $16.7 billion in tokenized assets on its blockchain. This share corresponds to approximately 43% of the entire RWA market measured by the RWA.xyz platform.

The flow data, however, point to an increasingly clear rotation among the sector’s different networks. Ethereum recorded net outflows of $739 million over 30 days, the worst result among all monitored blockchains. BNB Chain also recorded $195 million in outflows during the same period, despite its annual growth.

Capital is moving toward networks with strong retail distribution, such as Solana and Robinhood’s network, without overlooking Aptos, where institutional placements of tokenized funds are growing. The rotation is confirmed by the boom in total holders.

Holders of tokenized assets grew by 63.61% in one month, reaching 4.59 million. The RWA sector is now worth $38.77 billion across 39 networks. Stablecoins, which are not included in this total, add a further $305.30 billion.