The market for tokenized securities continues to show impressive momentum. Just five weeks after the launch of Bitget's rToken product, the volume of assets attracted has exceeded the $100 million mark. This result is not just a statistic, but a clear confirmation that the tokenized equity sector has moved from the experimental stage to a phase of active scaling.
According to my data, since June 2, the total trading volume of rToken has reached $671.37 million, with an average daily turnover of $19.75 million and a peak value of $56.16 million. The key driver of this demand has been the tokenized exposure to SpaceX shares (rSPCX), which accounts for 23.51% of all platform assets. This is the largest digitized security in the portfolio, followed by rCSCO (17.75%) and rNVDA (13.38%).
Why is the tokenized equity market growing so fast?
The explosive interest in rToken coincided with a general rise across the entire tokenized equity segment. In June, its turnover reached $3.4 billion for the first time — a 279% increase month-over-month and a 1400% increase year-over-year. The main reasons are the hype around SpaceX and, more importantly, the ability to trade 24/7. Traders gain access to equity instruments outside standard exchange sessions, opening new horizons for arbitrage and risk management.
According to RWA.xyz, the total market for tokenized equities is approximately $1.82 billion, and this figure has grown by 26% over the last 30 days. However, the dynamics of active addresses raise questions: over the month, their number decreased by about 75%, despite the growth in value and transaction volume. This indicates a consolidation of capital in the hands of large players, rather than a mass influx of retail users.
My analysis: The growth in asset volume against the backdrop of a decline in the number of active addresses is a classic sign of institutional entry. Large funds and professional traders are entering this sector, using tokenized equities as a tool for diversification and round-the-clock access to liquidity. This is not hype, but a structural shift that will only intensify as new products and regulatory clarity emerge.