The milestones span daily, weekly, monthly, and cumulative timeframes:
Broader growth across all chains is also remarkable. Monthly tokenized stock trading volume hit $5.3 billion in May 2026, up 44% month-over-month . June 2026 volume has already exceeded $6 billion . Tokenized public equities grew 422% from early 2025 to June 2026, the fastest-growing segment in the $32–37 billion on-chain RWA market .
Analysts point to a consistent set of structural advantages:
Solana has led all chains in tokenized stock volume for 50 consecutive weeks , capturing roughly 97% of cumulative spot trading volume as of May 2026 ($869M on Solana vs. ~$24M on all other chains combined) .
Despite dominating the tokenized equity market, SOL's price is languishing well off its highs amid a broad crypto selloff :
| Metric | Value (June 27–28, 2026) |
|---|---|
| SOL price | ~$70.78–$72.63 |
| Market cap | ~$41–$42.1 billion (rank #7) |
| One-year change | -48.3% from ~$139 a year ago |
| All-time high | ~$260 (Nov 2021); current price is ~73% below ATH |
Analysts describe this as a divergence between on-chain utility and token price. As one report noted, "the token trades near $84 [in May] — a divergence that says more about how the market still prices Solana than about where its RWA infrastructure has gone" . Multiple exchanges and commentators have noted growing "bottom calls" for SOL even as its utility use case expands .
Solana has won the tokenized-equity trading venue outright — ~95–97% market share — driven by mechanical advantages (low fees, fast settlement, high throughput) and Ondo's platform choice. The category itself is the fastest-growing RWA segment (+422% in 18 months). Yet SOL's price remains depressed amid the broader crypto selloff, creating an unusual gap between on-chain utility and token valuation that market observers are actively debating.