Data: a16z claims Ethereum remains dominant in the tokenized assets sector
According to ChainCatcher, a16z stated on social media that Ethereum continues to lead in the tokenized asset sector, consistent with its early mover advantage in DeFi and institutional adoption.
The current scale of tokenized assets on major blockchains is as follows: Ethereum: $15.7 billion, BNB Chain: $4 billion, Solana: $2.2 billion, Stellar: $1.7 billion, Liquid Network: $1.5 billion, XRP Ledger, ZKsync Era, Arbitrum: approximately $1 billion each.
a16z stated that tokenized assets are not concentrated on a single blockchain, but are spread across multiple blockchain ecosystems based on criteria such as cost, liquidity, compliance requirements, and market entry relationships, and a multi-chain pattern is taking shape.
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