The chain built the largest new audience for tokenized equities over the past year, even as rivals like Robinhood Chain close the gap.
Tokenized stocks have gone from a niche experiment to a genuine battleground for blockchain market share. BNB Chain added 395,000 new stock token holders over the past year, more than any other chain.
As of late June 2026, BNB Chain hosted more than 709 tokenized stocks and ETFs, ranging from household names like Nvidia and Micron to newer listings like Circle’s CRCL. Cumulative trading volume on those assets surpassed $5 billion, while total market cap crossed the $1 billion mark.
Ondo increased its tokenized stock offerings on BNB Chain by 440%, reaching $221 million in value on the chain.
Real-world asset value sitting on BNB Chain reached approximately $3.89 billion by mid-2026, making it the second-largest blockchain by RWA total. In May 2026, RWA trading volume on BNB Chain ran at roughly $900 million for the month.
BNB Chain maintained somewhere between 76 million and 80 million stablecoin holders.
By late July 2026, Robinhood Chain had overtaken BNB Chain in the count of tokenized-stock holders. Robinhood Chain recorded approximately 329,200 tokenized-stock holders at that point. Solana came in second with around 281,400. BNB Chain sat at 214,600.
