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TL;DR
- Distributed Asset Value: $26.54B, +$0.63B (+2.20%) WoW — value moved up again.
- Total Asset Holders: 663,161, +7,511 (+1.19%) WoW — holders are up (small recovery after last week’s drop).
- Platforms: 161 total (Distributed 145 / Represented 16), 0 (0.00%) WoW — platform count stayed flat this week.
- Stablecoins: $301.06B (+1.17%) and 233.22M holders (+1.11%) — both value and users increased.
- Stablecoin holders are about ~352× larger than RWA holders; stablecoin value is about ~11.4× larger than distributed RWA value.
Market snapshot (as of Mar 9, 2026)
| Metric | Value | 7-day change (vs Mar 2) |
|---|---|---|
| Distributed Asset Value | $26.54B | +$0.63B (+2.20%) |
| Total Asset Holders | 663,161 | +7,511 (+1.12%) |
| Platforms (All) | 161 | 0 (0.00%) |
| Platforms (Distributed) | 145 | 0 |
| Platforms (Represented) | 16 | 0 |
| Stablecoin Value | $301.06B | +$3.47B (+1.17%) |
| Stablecoin Holders | 233.22M | +2.56M (+1.11%) |
Main idea: this week looks more “normal” than last week. Value is up and holders are also up (for RWAs and stablecoins). Platform count did not change, but the market still grew in value.
Chain dynamics
This week is simple: most top chains are up in value, and holders are also up on the big chains. The biggest value move is on BNB Chain, while Liquid Network is still a “few holders, big value” story.
| Network | RWA holders | 7-day change (holders) | RWA total value (excl. stablecoins) | 7-day change (value) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ethereum | 153,592 | +3,294 (+2.19%) | $15,538,100,100 | +$47,387,862 (+0.31%) |
| BNB Chain | 39,245 | +614 (+1.59%) | $2,644,059,318 | +$253,053,590 (+10.58%) |
| Solana | 155,064 | +3,296 (+2.17%) | $1,794,932,628 | +$19,228,793 (+1.08%) |
| Liquid Network | 56 | 0 (0.00%) | $1,779,447,618 | +$129,361,060 (+7.84%) |
| Stellar | 9,319 | +4,302 (+85.75%) | $1,334,502,317 | +$8,676,389 (+0.65%) |
Quick reading (simple):
- Ethereum: still the main value hub. Growth was small, but steady.
- BNB Chain: the strongest value growth in the top set this week.
- Stellar: holders jumped from a small base, while value was almost flat. That usually means many small wallets joined.
Commodities (tokenized gold, etc.)
Commodities were mixed this week: market cap is up, but transfer volume and active addresses are down. Holders are slightly up.
| Commodity metric | Value (Mar 9) | 7-day change (vs Mar 2) |
|---|---|---|
| Market Cap | $7.76B | +$0.16B (+2.11%) |
| Monthly Transfer Volume | $13.93B | −$3.78B (−21.34%) |
| Monthly Active Addresses | 35,894 | −8,802 (−19.69%) |
| Holders | 189.90K | +2.88K (+1.54%) |
By size, tokenized gold is still the core:
- XAUT (Tether Gold): $2,971,462,482
- PAXG (Paxos Gold): $2,570,404,641
Top managers by total commodity value are still led by Tether (~$3.0B) and Paxos (~$2.6B), with Justoken (~$1.6B) close behind.
What to watch next
- Will platform count move again? It stayed at 161 this week. If it starts rising, it can bring new products later.
- BNB Chain follow-through: value jumped ~10.6% WoW. Watch if this repeats.
- Commodities activity: big drops in volume and active addresses can be a real slowdown, or just a short pause after a strong period.
Bottom line
On Mar 9, 2026, RWAs had a good week: value is up and holders are up again. Stablecoins also grew in value and users, which is a supportive backdrop. The main highlight is BNB Chain’s strong value growth, while commodities look less active even though market cap is still rising.
