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Solana Q2 Tokenized Assets Trading Volume: $5.8 Billion — Sixth Consecutive Quarter Record Solana’s Q2 spot trading volume for tokenized assets reached $5.8 billion — marking the sixth consecutive quarter of record-breaking performance. ① Comparison: The entire blockchain’s tokenized stock trading volume in the second half of Q2 2025 was $775 million. Solana, on a single chain and in a single quarter, achieved $5.8 billion — 7.5 times that figure. The total value of RWA assets grew from $1.4 billion in January to $3.62 billion by early July (+160%). ② Structural Data: On June 23, tokenized assets surpassed memecoins for the first time to become Solana’s largest category by daily spot trading volume. On June 24, daily trading volume hit a new high of $644 million. Raydium’s cumulative tokenized stock trading volume surpassed $3 billion. ③ My assessment: Six consecutive quarters of record growth — this is not a “hype,” it’s a “trend.” Hype fades; trends accelerate. The growth curve for tokenized assets on Solana is not linear — it’s exponential. Most people are still debating whether the “memecoin season” is over. But the truly significant data point is this: tokenized assets have already overtaken memecoins as Solana’s largest daily trading category. This structural shift matters far more than any memecoin’s price movement. @solana @Solana_zh #Solana #TokenizedAssets #Q2 #RecordStreak

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