Tokenized equities supply hits $3.8 billion, up 590% this year
Macro & Markets ·
Jupiter reports 70% of trading in tokenized assets now happens outside standard market hours, pointing to sustained demand beyond the traditional trading day.
Onchain tokenized equities have reached a record $3.8 billion in circulating supply, a 590% increase since the start of the year. The figure marks the latest in a run of ten consecutive weekly records for the sector, according to solidintel.news. Jupiter's data showing that 70% of tokenized asset trading occurs outside traditional market hours suggests the growth is tied to access beyond the constraints of conventional exchange sessions.
The pattern indicates that tokenized versions of equities are drawing activity at times when standard markets are closed, a structural feature of onchain assets that trade continuously rather than during fixed sessions. This round-the-clock trading capacity appears to be a central driver of the supply growth rather than a side effect of it.
Corroborating reporting in the same cluster confirms the $3.8 billion figure and the 590% year-to-date increase, while noting that NYSE is developing infrastructure aimed at supporting tokenized assets and 24/7 trading. That detail suggests traditional market operators are responding to, or preparing for, the shift in trading patterns that tokenization enables.
Two distinct sources have corroborated the headline figures, with consistent numbers on both the supply total and its growth rate. The ten consecutive weekly records cited alongside the $3.8 billion figure indicate the growth has been steady over recent weeks rather than driven by a single spike.
What remains unclear is which specific equities or issuers make up the bulk of the $3.8 billion in tokenized supply, and how Jupiter calculated its 70% figure for out-of-hours trading. Also unresolved is the scope and timeline of NYSE's infrastructure work for tokenized assets, and whether other exchanges are pursuing similar efforts as onchain equity products continue to expand.