RWA & DeFi
BlockInsider Take on RWA This Week: SpaceX Overtakes Top Stocks
SpaceX overtakes major names in tokenized stocks as bStocks extends its lead and RWA adoption accelerates across blockchain networks.

Key Insights
- SpaceX tokenized shares climbed to $275 million, overtaking Strategy and Securitize to become the second-largest underlying RWA stock.
- bStocks added $100 million in seven days, widening its lead over Ondo to more than $480 million.
- Tokenized stocks attracted 4.5 million holders, while BNB Chain led all networks with 2 million asset holders.
Tokenized SpaceX shares have climbed into second place among real-world asset (RWA) stocks, rewriting this week’s leaderboard. Its value rose from $239 million to $275 million in seven days, passing Strategy and Securitize. Only Circle, at $333.6 million, still ranks higher among underlying RWA stocks.
The jump comes as bStocks adds $100 million and holders pile into stocks over every other asset class. Together, the moves show where on-chain demand is heading, and how quickly leadership can change.
Tokenized Stocks Surge, bStocks Leads
Tokenized stocks are seeing a major surge in value, with bStocks leading the pack. The platform now holds over $1.4 billion, up $100 million in the past week. That is roughly 7% growth in seven days, far above Ondo’s pace.
Ondo once led this segment but has seen little growth. It rose just $10 million over seven days, to $918 million. That is about 1% weekly growth.

Meanwhile, xStocks holds $628 million in value. Together, the three platforms hold nearly $3 billion. bStocks alone accounts for close to half. The gap between bStocks and Ondo now exceeds $480 million.
The surge points to rising appetite for round-the-clock access to equities.
Ondo’s stagnation matters because it was the early mover in tokenized stocks. Newer platforms now appear to be capturing fresh inflows. xStocks sits roughly $290 million behind Ondo. Its position as the third platform looks secure for now.
SpaceX Climbs, VEREM Rallies
SpaceX has emerged as a heavily demanded stock in the RWA market. It stood at $239 million last week and grew to $275 million within seven days.
That is a gain of $36 million, or roughly 15%. SpaceX is now the second-biggest underlying RWA stock, behind only Circle at $333.6 million.
The gap to Circle has narrowed to about $58.6 million. If this pace holds, that lead could shrink quickly.

SpaceX’s rise shows thematic stories can move RWA flows as quickly as established earnings names. Circle’s lead remains notable, given the stablecoin issuer’s direct link to crypto markets. Passing Strategy and Securitize also suggests investors are favoring growth-themed names over crypto-linked equities.
Among RWA tokens, Verified Emeralds (VEREM) was the best performer. It posted a 109% rally over the past week, lifting the token to $36.77.

VEREM sits above the 61.8% Fibonacci line, often treated as a floor for bulls. Holding it keeps the rally intact. A loss would risk giving back part of the gain. A 109% rally leaves the token exposed to sharp volatility. Investors should watch whether volume sustains the move. A close below the Fibonacci level would shift sentiment quickly.
Stocks Dominate Holders, BNB Chain Leads
Stocks continue to dominate asset holders, with 4.5 million holders. Commodities rank second at 478,000. Commodity tokens remain a distant second.
The gap shows investors prefer assets they already trade and understand. That makes stocks roughly nine times larger by holder count. It suggests retail demand for familiar equities is driving on-chain adoption. Holder counts and value tell different stories. Spread across 4.5 million holders, tokenized stock value implies fairly modest average positions.

BNB Chain leads asset holders with 2 million. It holds that lead regardless of which network dominates by value.
Stocks and commodities together show traditional assets lead on-chain adoption.

BNB Chain’s lead underlines how distribution matters. Exchange-linked wallets likely give it a ready pool of retail users. Lower fees also attract smaller trades, which lift holder counts faster than value.
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