Solana (SOL) Takes $453.5 Million of Weekly Tokenized Fund Inflows

Solana Takes $453.5 Million of Weekly Fund Flows

Solana (SOL) took the largest share of new capital entering tokenized real-world assets this week, absorbing $453.5 million of inflows into its tokenized funds, the money-market and managed products issued as on-chain tokens. The figure comes from the joint weekly report by the RWA Foundation and Token Terminal, which covers October 18 to 25, 2026, and ranks the ten largest blockchains in the segment by the money they attracted. The two firms compile the ranking from fund inflows, issuer growth and new address data across the largest chains, so the figures measure allocation decisions over one week rather than accumulated market size. Of every dollar that entered those chains over the seven days, 73% landed on Solana. Stellar, the closest pursuer, added $124.5 million. XRP Ledger reached the top ten with only $131,000, a spread that shows the gap in the pace of capital attraction over the reporting period. The same dataset records falling volumes across Ethereum's tokenization infrastructure, with incoming funds and new investors steering toward alternative blockchains instead, a redistribution of capital within the sector rather than broad growth. Solana (SOL) was the main beneficiary of the shift, posting the strongest growth in the tokenized funds segment of any chain in the ranking. For readers following the Solana price, the numbers describe flows rather than quotes: tokenization activity concentrated on one chain even as the token itself traded far off its highs.

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Stocks, Wallets and Stablecoins Follow the Same Route

The rotation reached beyond funds into tokenized stocks. Ethereum's tokenized stock market capitalization dropped $26.0 million over the week, and the liquidity it released moved to BNB Chain, up $135.9 million, and to Solana (SOL), up $55.8 million. Address growth repeats the pattern from the user side. Solana added 114,600 new stockholder wallet addresses in seven days, the largest increase of any chain, while the Backpack platform added 58,500; readers weighing custody options can compare the best Solana wallets in our 2026 ranking. The heaviest money still arrived through Binance's retail products, with bStocks growing $127.8 million and xStocks $73.4 million, roughly 94% of the segment's total growth in money for the period. Almost none of that growth came from products outside the two Binance wrappers, which shows how concentrated retail demand for tokenized equities has become. Stablecoins split along a different line. Paxos led issuers by capital inflow, its capitalization up $249.8 million, or 65% of the growth across the top ten issuers, distributed mainly through the Arc and Solana networks. Tether dominated audience expansion instead, providing 90% of all new addresses recorded among the top ten issuers, some 1.7 million crypto wallets in a single week. BNB Chain hosted 1.3 million of those new addresses, ahead of Tron at 212,000 and Solana at 184,000. Institutional allocations stayed in tokenized funds, where Franklin Templeton added $33.9 million and J.P. Morgan $33.6 million, together close to half the weekly growth. The independent fund Spiko led by the pace of investor arrivals with 491 new addresses, and J.P. Morgan has already placed its two tokenized money market funds on Solana.

Cheap Blocks Decide Where Capital Lands

The report's own reading is that capital and new users now choose between two things: issuers with maximum supply volume and platforms with the lowest transaction costs. Solana's week fits the second condition. It captured the largest fund inflows and the largest stockholder address growth while its fees stay a fraction of Ethereum's, and established issuers have already moved issuance onto the network, including J.P. Morgan's fund deployments, so the week's table gives that pitch a number. The token has not followed the flows: the spot market recently closed 64.9% below its all-time high, so a week of inflow dominance has yet to reach price. Institutional names such as Franklin Templeton and J.P. Morgan keep anchoring the funds segment, which keeps the week's mix from reading as purely retail. The dataset covers one week, October 18 to 25, and only the top ten chains, so chains and issuers outside that list sit outside these figures as well.