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TL;DR
- Distributed Asset Value: $26.77B, +$0.10B (+0.37%) WoW — value is slightly higher than last week.
- Total Asset Holders: 697,922, +9,247 (+1.34%) WoW — holders are up again.
- Platforms: 167 total (Distributed 150 / Represented 17), +1 (+0.60%) WoW — the platform list keeps growing slowly.
- Stablecoins: $299.47B (−0.52% WoW) and 241.07M holders (+0.83% WoW) — value dipped, but users grew.
- Stablecoin holders are about ~345× larger than RWA holders; stablecoin value is about ~11.2× larger than distributed RWA value.
Market snapshot (as of Mar 30, 2026)
| Metric | Value | 7-day change (vs Mar 23) |
|---|---|---|
| Distributed Asset Value | $26.77B | +$0.10B (+0.37%) |
| Total Asset Holders | 697,922 | +9,247 (+1.34%) |
| Platforms (All) | 167 | +1 (+0.60%) |
| Platforms (Distributed) | 150 | +1 (+0.67%) |
| Platforms (Represented) | 17 | 0 (0.00%) |
| Stablecoin Value | $299.47B | −$1.56B (−0.52%) |
| Stablecoin Holders | 241.07M | +1.99M (+0.83%) |
Main idea: RWAs grew a bit in value and holders, while stablecoin value moved slightly down, but stablecoin users still increased.
Chain dynamics
This week, the top of the table is unchanged: Ethereum is still the main value hub. The big difference is the gap between #2 and #3: BNB Chain is clearly ahead of Solana by value now.
| Network | RWA Total Value (Excl. Stablecoins) | RWA Holders | % Distributed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ethereum | $15,766,415,638 | 162,737 | 98.7% |
| BNB Chain | $3,359,615,447 | 42,447 | 100.0% |
| Solana | $2,027,345,497 | 178,397 | 83.3% |
| Stellar | $1,411,344,608 | 9,645 | 99.4% |
| Liquid Network | $1,308,146,843 | 55 | 100.0% |
Two simple notes:
- Solana has more holders than Ethereum in this snapshot, but much less total value.
- Liquid Network still has very few holders, so its total can move fast when one large position changes.
Commodities (tokenized gold, etc.)
The Commodities category looks mixed this week, with a lower market cap but higher transfer volume, more active addresses, and more holders.
| Commodity metric | Value (Mar 30) | 7-day change (vs Mar 23) |
|---|---|---|
| Market Cap | $7.06B | -$0.40B (-5.36%) |
| Monthly Transfer Volume | $13.40B | +$0.64B (+5.02%) |
| Monthly Active Addresses | 46,834 | +2,759 (+6.26%) |
| Holders | 211.11K | +8.03K (+3.95%) |
What stands out this week? Unlike last week’s snapshot, transfer volume did not show another abnormal swing and instead rose modestly, while both active addresses and holders continued to climb. That suggests user activity and participation improved over the week even as overall category value declined.
Top commodity assets by value are still mostly tokenized gold, with XAUT (Tether Gold) and PAXG (Paxos Gold) remaining the dominant products.
Top commodity managers by total value (as shown in the league table):
- Tether: ~$2.6B
- Paxos: ~$2.3B
- Justoken: ~$1.7B
What to watch next
- Platform growth: platforms moved to 167 (Distributed 150, Represented 17). If this keeps rising, more new products usually follow later.
- BNB Chain: it is now a clear #2 by RWA value (excl. stablecoins). Watch if it keeps pulling away.
Bottom line
On Mar 30, 2026, RWAs had a calm, positive week: value is slightly up, holders are up, and platform count is up by one. Stablecoins stayed almost flat in value but added more holders, so the user base keeps growing. The chain picture is stable: Ethereum leads, BNB is #2, and Solana remains strong on holders.
