Tokenized assets don’t always mirror traditional markets, Dune finds
Tokenized real-world assets were put at more than $34 billion, with one Dune figure placing the market at $34.5 billion by Aug. 31. Dune also described tokenized markets as trading differently from traditional equities and credit, while tokenized stocks were said to have grown by more than 2,000% and single stocks dominated onchain equity holdings.
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Tokenized assets are now large enough that the figures are being watched as a standalone market, not just as a small side segment. That matters to traders, issuers, and market observers tracking onchain equity exposure, because the market is being described with share breakdowns and a total value in the tens of billions.
The practical change is that tokenized equity activity is not behaving like a simple copy of traditional markets, with single stocks taking most of the spot supply while ETFs hold a smaller share. What stays the same is that these are still tokenized versions of familiar assets, but the mix onchain is different from the mix in traditional equity and credit markets.
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