#BlockchainAnalytics
2 articles tagged #BlockchainAnalytics — curated RWA tokenization coverage.
Token Terminal pivots to stablecoin and RWA data, tracking over 4,600 tokenized assets
Blockchain analytics platform Token Terminal has transitioned from a protocol-centric focus to an asset-first model, now tracking $345.6 billion in tokenized instruments. Since launching its dedicated page in November 2025, the platform has expanded its coverage from 300 to over 4,600 assets across 310 issuers and 45 blockchains. This shift reflects a broader industry trend toward analyzing individual asset performance, such as holder counts and transaction data, rather than just protocol revenue or total value locked. Stablecoins currently dominate this landscape, accounting for 94% of the tracked market capitalization, with Tether’s USDT alone representing approximately 60% of that segment. By June 2026, the platform reported over 270.9 million holders across its entire coverage universe, which includes tokenized funds, commodities, and equities. The introduction of dedicated RWA dashboards and issuer pages in mid-2026 allows users to evaluate tokenized asset issuers with the same rigor applied to traditional fund managers. This evolution highlights the growing maturity of on-chain infrastructure and the increasing demand for granular data to track real-world capital adoption. As the competitive landscape for RWA analytics intensifies, Token Terminal aims to provide a comprehensive view by integrating asset-level insights with its established protocol metrics.
RWA Tokenization Platforms: How to Choose in 2026
A joint analysis by Visa and Artemis published on July 14 provides a comprehensive framework for categorizing the rapidly expanding real-world asset (RWA) tokenization market. The report introduces a unified data platform designed to assist developers, enterprise users, and analysts in querying and tracking on-chain asset performance. This initiative addresses the growing demand for transparency as both private corporations and sovereign governments increasingly explore blockchain-based asset issuance. By standardizing how RWA data is accessed and interpreted, the collaboration aims to reduce information asymmetry that currently hinders institutional adoption. The analysis highlights the momentum behind tokenization, positioning it as a critical bridge between traditional finance and decentralized infrastructure. Establishing such analytical tools is essential for market maturation, as it allows stakeholders to better evaluate the risks and liquidity of tokenized assets. Ultimately, this effort serves as a foundational step toward creating a more robust and verifiable ecosystem for global financial instruments on the blockchain.