Crypto.com launched a Tokenized Stocks feature in its mobile application, enabling users to trade fractional shares of U.S. publicly listed companies 24/7 through blockchain infrastructure. The feature allows investments starting at $1, commission-free trading for a limited period, and near-instant settlement, with all tokenized assets fully backed by shares held in regulated U.S. custodial accounts. The launch occurs as the tokenized real-world asset market surpassed $43.1 billion in total value, reflecting a 37% increase over the past six months and accelerating institutional adoption of blockchain-based financial products.
Crypto.com Enables 24/7 Fractional Equity Trading via Blockchain
Crypto.com stated that the tokenized assets are fully backed by actual shares held in regulated U.S. custodial accounts. Users can access the service through the Market section of the application or via the Popular Tokenized Stocks category, with availability varying depending on regional regulations and jurisdictional requirements. The platform eliminates conventional settlement delays by providing near-instant transaction finality through blockchain technology.
The company highlighted that users should remain aware of risks associated with tokenized assets, including market volatility and counterparty exposure, and encouraged investors to review the relevant product documentation before participating.
Tokenized RWA Market Grows 37% to $43.1 Billion in Six Months
Recent industry data indicates that the total value of tokenized real-world assets exceeded $43.1 billion, representing an increase of nearly 37% over the past six months. The sector currently includes more than 4,300 tokenized assets distributed across 34 blockchain networks and issued by 174 organizations. Approximately 1.2 million holders now participate in the market.
The expansion represents growth of more than 6,000% since tracking of the sector began. Despite a slight decline over the last month, the market continued to post gains on a quarterly basis.
Tokenized Funds Account for $34.3 Billion of RWA Market
Tokenized funds remain the largest segment of the market, accounting for approximately $34.3 billion in value and nearly 80% of the entire tokenized asset ecosystem. Commodities represent the second-largest category, while tokenized stocks account for roughly $1.6 billion, equivalent to about 3.8% of the market.
Several yield-generating and Treasury-backed products continue to dominate the landscape, reflecting the growing role of tokenized U.S. Treasury instruments as programmable collateral within decentralized finance ecosystems.
Ethereum Hosts 58% of Tokenized Assets Across 34 Blockchains
Ethereum continues to dominate blockchain-based tokenization, hosting nearly 58% of all tokenized assets. Other major networks, including BNB Chain, zkSync Era, XRP Ledger, Stellar, Solana, Avalanche, and Injective, have also established significant market positions.
The market remains concentrated among a relatively small group of issuers, with leading organizations collectively controlling close to 70% of all tokenized assets in circulation. The increasing participation of major financial institutions and asset managers has further strengthened confidence in the sector, with several firms investing in institutional-grade custody and tokenization infrastructure.
FAQ
What did Crypto.com launch in its mobile application?
Crypto.com launched a Tokenized Stocks feature that enables users to trade fractional shares of U.S. publicly listed companies 24/7 through blockchain infrastructure, with investments starting at $1 and commission-free trading for a limited period.
How large is the tokenized real-world asset market?
The tokenized real-world asset market exceeded $43.1 billion in total value, representing a 37% increase over the past six months, with more than 4,300 tokenized assets distributed across 34 blockchain networks.
Which blockchain hosts the most tokenized assets?
Ethereum hosts nearly 58% of all tokenized assets, making it the dominant blockchain for tokenization, followed by BNB Chain, zkSync Era, XRP Ledger, Stellar, Solana, Avalanche, and Injective.
