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Securitize’s Avalanche assets market cap surges 628% to $770M
The tokenization platform now accounts for roughly half of all real-world assets on Avalanche as the chain's RWA market nears an all-time high
Securitize, the tokenization firm that went public on the NYSE earlier this year, has seen the market cap of its assets on the Avalanche blockchain balloon to $769.9 million. That represents a 628.4% increase.
The surge makes Securitize the dominant issuer of tokenized assets on Avalanche by a wide margin. The platform now accounts for roughly half of the chain’s total RWA market cap, which itself is approaching an all-time high of approximately $1.7 billion.
What’s driving the numbers
Securitize laid groundwork earlier this year when it simultaneously listed on the NYSE under the ticker SECZ via a $400 million SPAC merger and tokenized between $266 million and $295 million of its own common stock on both Avalanche and Solana. Securitize’s assets on the chain are now valued between $737 million and $804 million depending on the data source and timing.
For context on how far Avalanche’s RWA market has come: the chain held just $242 million in tokenized real-world assets back in 2023. By mid-August 2026, that figure had climbed to $1.93 billion. Securitize has been the single largest contributor to that expansion.
Securitize’s broader empire
Across all blockchains, Securitize’s total assets under management have surpassed the $4 billion to $5 billion range, spanning deployments on Ethereum, Solana, and Avalanche.
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Why Avalanche specifically
Avalanche’s subnet architecture allows issuers to create customized blockchain environments with specific compliance rules baked in at the infrastructure level. For regulated securities, that’s a meaningful technical advantage over general-purpose chains where compliance is handled entirely at the application layer.
For Avalanche, having Securitize as its largest RWA issuer is both an asset and a concentration risk. When a single platform accounts for roughly half the chain’s tokenized value, its fortunes become your fortunes.
With Securitize now public, its quarterly filings will offer a level of transparency into tokenization economics that the industry hasn’t had before.