Avalanche surpasses all chains in $131M tokenized stock inflows

Avalanche attracted $131.2 million in tokenized stock inflows over a seven-day period, outpacing the combined total of every other blockchain tracked in the category.

The weekly figure is part of a broader surge. Over the month ending September 25, 2026, Avalanche added $252.1 million to its tokenized equity market capitalization, according to data from Token Terminal reported by CryptoNomist. That’s more than double the next closest competitor, BNB Chain, which gained $122.2 million over the same stretch. X Layer came in at $110.6 million, and the newer Robinhood Chain managed $107.3 million.

How Avalanche became the tokenized stock chain

The most notable catalyst came in June 2026 when Dinari deployed over 350 tokenized US stocks, ETFs, and REITs directly onto Avalanche’s C-Chain. The offering included pre-IPO shares from SpaceX. Dinari initially waived trading fees to drive adoption.

Around the same time, Japan’s Progmat migrated roughly $2 billion worth of tokenized securities to a dedicated Avalanche Layer 1. BlackRock’s BUIDL initiative, the asset management giant’s tokenized money market fund, has also contributed meaningful inflows to Avalanche’s RWA ecosystem.

The cumulative result: Avalanche’s total value locked in tokenized real-world assets reached between $1.6 billion and $2 billion by late 2026. The network now hosts approximately 1.7 million tokenized stock holders, the highest count among tracked blockchains.

A $3 billion market takes shape

Tokenized equities as an asset class have crossed the $3 billion market cap threshold. Avalanche commands roughly 7.5% of that total.

Avalanche’s February 2026 net capital inflows of $135 million had already hinted at the momentum building beneath the surface. The September data confirms that the trend isn’t slowing.

The 1.7 million tokenized stock holders on Avalanche represent a user base that interacts with the network regularly, pays gas fees in AVAX, and generates consistent transaction volume. Every tokenized stock trade, every settlement, every smart contract interaction on Avalanche’s C-Chain requires AVAX for gas.

Avalanche’s early partnerships with regulated entities like Dinari and Progmat position the network on a compliance-first approach. For now, in the specific arena of tokenized equities, Avalanche is the chain to beat, and the $131.2 million weekly inflow figure reflects that standing.

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