Stellar is hosting nearly $3 billion in tokenized real-world assets, according to research shared by Scopuly, as institutional use of blockchain infrastructure continues to develop across regulated financial markets.

The research, shared in a Scopuly post on X, focused on enterprise adoption, regulated asset issuance and market infrastructure rather than short-term trading activity. It identified Stellar as one of the blockchain networks drawing institutional attention for tokenized financial products and settlement use cases.

Tokenized real-world assets generally refer to blockchain-based representations of traditional financial instruments or other off-chain assets, such as money market funds, securities or Treasury products. For regulated institutions, the focus is often less on crypto-native speculation and more on whether blockchain rails can support issuance, transfer, settlement and compliance within existing market rules.

Institutional Adoption Expands Across Stellar

According to the figures cited in the report, Stellar currently supports nearly $3 billion in tokenized assets. The total reflects broader participation by established financial organizations using blockchain-based infrastructure for regulated digital asset issuance across multiple use cases.

Scopuly described tokenization as a major growth area for the Stellar ecosystem. Financial institutions continue to assess blockchain platforms that can support compliant digital assets, and Stellar remains among the networks attracting enterprise-level interest.

The report also framed Stellar’s role around technology and infrastructure rather than speculative market activity. Its accompanying visual used enterprise-focused blockchain imagery, with circuit pathways representing connected digital financial infrastructure and efficient settlement across markets.

Franklin Templeton and DTCC Add to Enterprise Presence

The post highlighted continued activity involving Franklin Templeton’s tokenized government money market fund. More than $650 million of the product currently resides on the Stellar blockchain, making it one of the largest institutional tokenized investment products on a blockchain.

Scopuly also pointed to Stellar’s integrated compliance capabilities for regulated financial institutions. The network’s native features can reduce reliance on customized smart contract development, which may help financial organizations simplify operational compliance requirements when issuing or managing digital assets.

Another development cited in the research involved the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation, or DTCC. The organization supports global securities infrastructure exceeding $114 trillion and selected Stellar as its first public blockchain for tokenized securities.

According to the report, broader implementation remains planned for a 2027 rollout phase. The planned coverage includes tokenized stocks, exchange-traded funds and U.S. Treasuries, reflecting continued institutional preparation ahead of wider deployment.

Tokenization Market Growth Frames Stellar Strategy

Scopuly said the tokenized asset market is currently approaching approximately $35 billion. Industry forecasts cited in the report anticipate substantial expansion in coming years, with several projections estimating future values at multi-trillion-dollar levels.

Within that market, Stellar continues to emphasize infrastructure for regulated financial products. Fast settlement and built-in compliance were presented as core characteristics of the network, supporting its use by enterprise participants exploring blockchain adoption.

For market infrastructure providers, the main items to monitor are not only asset totals but also the range of regulated products supported, the institutions participating and whether planned deployments move from pilots or limited integrations into broader production use.

At the time of publication, XLM traded near $0.59, though price was not the central focus of the report. The research primarily concentrated on infrastructure growth, real-world asset issuance and institutional participation.

The developments described in the report position Stellar among established blockchain infrastructure providers serving regulated financial ecosystems. Tokenized assets continue to expand across capital markets, while institutional activity remains closely watched as blockchain-based market infrastructure evolves.