Solana price: Tokenized assets reach USD 5.12 billion as SOL trades at USD 96.080
Published on 11/05/2026 at 07:12 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSNetwork growth meets weak demand
- Solana's tokenized real-world asset value reached USD 5.12 billion, according to RWA.xyz data cited by Yahoo Finance.
- RWA holdings on Solana increased 17.61% over 30 days, while transfer volume rose 80.11%.
- Investing.com displayed SOL at USD 96.080, with a market capitalization of USD 56.56 billion and a 24-hour change of 2.74%.
- Recent ETF outflows and weaker market activity remain a counterweight to the network's adoption figures.
Solana's network is showing stronger use in tokenized financial assets even as demand for the native token remains uneven. The Solana price was displayed at USD 96.080 on Investing.com's SOL/USD page, which also showed a 24-hour change of 2.74%, a market capitalization of USD 56.56 billion and a 24-hour volume of USD 4.11 billion.
Yahoo Finance, republishing a report originally published by TheStreet, cited RWA.xyz data showing USD 5.12 billion in distributed real-world assets on Solana as of November 2. The figure was 17.61% higher than 30 days earlier. The category includes tokenized assets such as Treasury bonds, stocks and funds.
Tokenized assets expand
The same data set counted 860,511 wallets holding real-world assets on Solana, an increase of 14.22% over 30 days. The network hosted 3,516 tokenized assets, while transfer volume reached USD 16.20 billion over the preceding 30 days, up 80.11% from the previous period. The data also included funds linked to BlackRock and JPMorgan.
Yahoo Finance reported that Solana had marked a new high for its real-world-asset ecosystem on October 29, citing a chart based on an October 28 reading of USD 5.19 billion. The later USD 5.12 billion figure indicates that the value can change over short periods, but it remains evidence of growing activity in a segment that connects blockchain infrastructure with traditional financial instruments.
Adoption versus token demand
The growth in tokenized assets does not automatically translate into equivalent buying demand for SOL. Network users may need the native token for fees and other functions, while the value of assets issued or transferred on the chain can rise for reasons that are separate from the token's market price. This distinction is important when assessing the Solana price and the investment implications of network expansion.
The broader market backdrop remains mixed. The Solana topic page on Ad-hoc-news.de recently highlighted pressure from spot SOL ETF outflows alongside developments such as the Alpenglow consensus upgrade. These factors point to a split picture: infrastructure and tokenized-asset activity are advancing, while near-term market demand remains less consistent.
What investors should watch
For SOL holders, the key indicators are whether real-world-asset growth is sustained, whether transfer activity continues to expand and whether ETF flows stabilize. Investing.com also displayed SOL at rank seven, with 590.26 million tokens in circulation and a 52-week range of USD 60.200 to USD 171.887. These figures frame the token's current position, but they do not by themselves establish a future direction.
