XRP Ledger Leads RWA Growth Among Top Ten Networks
Key Takeaways
- •XRPL posted an 8.84% increase in distributed RWA value over 30 days, the highest growth rate among the top ten listed networks.
- •Ethereum remains the largest RWA network with roughly $16.6 billion in distributed value and a 42.89% market share, but its value fell 6.35% during the period.
- •XRPL holds approximately $498.8 million in distributed RWA value, ranking tenth by total value with a 1.29% market share despite its growth lead.
- •Stellar recorded the second-fastest growth at 6.06% on approximately $3.5 billion in distributed value, trailing XRPL by 2.78 percentage points.
- •Polygon was among the contracting networks, with distributed RWA value of approximately $501.8 million declining 0.93% over the measured window.

The XRP Ledger (XRPL) is gaining ground in tokenized real-world assets (RWA), with its distributed RWA value rising faster than every other network among the displayed top ten during the latest measured 30-day period, according to analysis by BankXRP on X.
The ranking tracks two measures that do not always move together: total distributed value, which shows where tokenized assets sit today, and 30-day growth, which shows where value is expanding fastest. That split frames every comparison that follows.
XRPL posted an 8.84% increase in distributed RWA value over 30 days, leading the top ten despite holding only 1.29% of the displayed market share. Ethereum retained its 42.89% market share, but its RWA value fell 6.35% during the measured period, widening the overall growth gap. Stellar grew 6.06%, while Avalanche, Solana and BNB Chain also expanded, leaving XRPL ahead on measured RWA growth rates.
XRPL the Fastest RWA Growth
BankXRP's analysis indicates that the XRP Ledger is the fastest-growing RWA network among the top ten. Its distributed RWA value rose 8.84% over the 30-day period, a pace that exceeds every other network listed in the table.
The network holds approximately $498.8 million in distributed RWA value, a figure that places it tenth among the listed networks by total value. Its recent growth rate, however, stands well above larger competitors.
The comparison with Ethereum provides the clearest difference in recent performance. Ethereum holds approximately $16.6 billion in distributed RWA value, and its 42.89% market share remains the largest displayed share, despite a 6.35% decline over the period.
BNB Chain ranks second with approximately $5.8 billion in distributed RWA value. Its market share reaches 14.88%, while its 30-day value rose 0.34%. Solana follows with $4.3 billion and records a 2.45% increase.
Stellar Also Expands Across the RWA Market
Stellar holds approximately $3.5 billion in distributed RWA value. Its 6.06% growth places it second among the listed networks, with the gap to XRPL measuring 2.78 percentage points over the same period.
Avalanche records approximately $1.7 billion in distributed RWA value, with 30-day growth reaching 3.74%. Liquid Network follows with $1.6 billion and posts a 2.40% increase.
Arbitrum records approximately $972.7 million in distributed RWA value, with 30-day growth of 1.03%. zkSync Era records $971.5 million and posts a slightly stronger 1.21% increase.
Polygon ranks ninth with approximately $501.8 million in distributed RWA value. Its 30-day value declined 0.93%, placing it among the networks showing contraction. XRPL sits below Polygon in value but leads the table on growth.
Growth Rates Challenge the Existing Market Hierarchy
The difference between market share and growth remains central to the data. XRPL holds 1.29% of the displayed market, compared with Ethereum's 42.89%, yet its 8.84% increase exceeds Ethereum's performance by 15.19 percentage points.
Base size shapes what these percentages represent: the same proportional change carries far less absolute weight on XRPL's roughly $498.8 million base than on Ethereum's roughly $16.6 billion base, which is why the table can show XRPL leading on growth while Ethereum dominates on value.
The data shows tokenization activity remains concentrated among several large networks. Ethereum maintains a substantial lead in distributed value despite its monthly decline, while smaller networks are recording stronger percentage growth.
Among the largest networks, BNB Chain gained 0.34% and Solana added 2.45%, both behind XRPL's 8.84% increase. Stellar trails XRPL by 2.78 percentage points even though it has a bigger RWA base.
The table therefore separates current scale from recent expansion rates: Ethereum leads by value, while XRPL leads by 30-day growth. Because the figures reflect a single 30-day window, subsequent updates to the ranking will show whether XRPL's growth lead holds beyond the measured period and whether percentage gains translate into a larger share of distributed value. For now, the numbers provide a snapshot of changing RWA distribution across networks.
Source: Cryptofrontnews