The real world asset (RWA) in the Solana chain continues to grow in size, rising to a new high of $3.62 billion. According to the RWA.xyz data quoted in the text, over $540 million of RWA assets have been added to the network over the past seven days and the cumulative increase since 2026 has exceeded $2 billion.
30 days net inflow close to $1 billion
At the beginning of the year, Solana's RWA size was about $1.4 billion. Over the past six months, the market has expanded rapidly. In the last 30 days, the Solana chain on RWA grew by more than 33%.
In addition to the size of the assets, the number of products and the number of people held on the chain is increasing. Currently, there are 2,119 RWA assets in the Solana ecology, with 292,818 holders, indicating simultaneous expansion between the distribution and user end.
According to the paper, the net RWA in Solana over the past 30 days has been about $967 million, leading the public chains. By contrast, the ETA recorded a net outflow of approximately $202 million over the same period, with a fragmentation of financial flows.
Spiko launched primary products in Solana.
One of the factors driving growth is the continued access of institutional issuers to the network. On 2 July, Spiko announced that it was officially on line on Solana, becoming the first European distributor to be deployed on the network in a primitive manner.
Spiko is one of the world's larger real-world asset distribution platforms and a fast-growing monetization fund platform. Its core product, SAFO, is managed by the European regulatory agency Amundi, which manages assets of approximately 2.4 trillion euros.
Institutional level funds continue to expand supply
SAFO is a UCITS-compliant money market fund that focuses on overnight liquidity and attracts funds with a return target above the risk-free benchmark. When the product landed in Solana, it implied a further increase in the number of institutional-level financial products available in the chain.
From the size of the assets and the net inflow to the landing of the corporate issuer, Solana is accelerating the acquisition of RWA monetization. This increase to $3.62 billion also reflects a continuing trend towards the continued migration of traditional financial products into the chain.