What if Wall Street were gradually moving towards blockchain?
What was once an almost futuristic idea is beginning to take on a very concrete form.
According to the latest data, tokenised shares and ETFs have surpassed the $3 billion mark in market capitalisation, reaching approximately $3.7 billion for the market as a whole.
But the most interesting figure lies elsewhere.
The BNB Chain alone accounts for around $1.1 billion of this market, meaning that nearly 30 per cent of the global market capitalisation of tokenised shares and ETFs is on the BNB Chain.
This makes it the first blockchain to cross the $1 billion threshold in this segment.
This is not just another milestone in the #crypto ecosystem. It is an indicator of market positioning.
Tokenisation involves representing real-world assets as tokens on a blockchain.
And gradually, we are seeing the emergence of a new category of on-chain assets: instruments that historically belonged to traditional financial markets.
But market capitalisation is not the only indicator.
The number of holders also shows that adoption is growing.
On the BNB Chain, $XAUT , Tether’s tokenised gold, has around 79,300 holders, representing a growth of approximately 29× in three months.
This tells us something important:
tokenisation is no longer limited to a technological experiment. It is beginning to attract capital, users and activity.
The blockchain, which initially sought to create an alternative to traditional financial infrastructure, is now becoming an infrastructure capable of accommodating it.
The question is therefore no longer whether blockchain will replace TradFi, but rather, what are the others doing to catch up?
And with a fairly significant share of the tokenised shares and ETFs market, one thing is already clear: BNB Chain is not just keeping pace with this trend; it is making its mark.
@Binance Angels
What was once an almost futuristic idea is beginning to take on a very concrete form.
According to the latest data, tokenised shares and ETFs have surpassed the $3 billion mark in market capitalisation, reaching approximately $3.7 billion for the market as a whole.
But the most interesting figure lies elsewhere.
The BNB Chain alone accounts for around $1.1 billion of this market, meaning that nearly 30 per cent of the global market capitalisation of tokenised shares and ETFs is on the BNB Chain.
This makes it the first blockchain to cross the $1 billion threshold in this segment.
This is not just another milestone in the #crypto ecosystem. It is an indicator of market positioning.
Tokenisation involves representing real-world assets as tokens on a blockchain.
And gradually, we are seeing the emergence of a new category of on-chain assets: instruments that historically belonged to traditional financial markets.
But market capitalisation is not the only indicator.
The number of holders also shows that adoption is growing.
On the BNB Chain, $XAUT , Tether’s tokenised gold, has around 79,300 holders, representing a growth of approximately 29× in three months.
This tells us something important:
tokenisation is no longer limited to a technological experiment. It is beginning to attract capital, users and activity.
The blockchain, which initially sought to create an alternative to traditional financial infrastructure, is now becoming an infrastructure capable of accommodating it.
The question is therefore no longer whether blockchain will replace TradFi, but rather, what are the others doing to catch up?
And with a fairly significant share of the tokenised shares and ETFs market, one thing is already clear: BNB Chain is not just keeping pace with this trend; it is making its mark.
@Binance Angels
