Galaxy Digital's GalaxyOne platform has launched Solana (SOL) staking services for eligible U.S. individual investors, with an expected maximum floating yield of 6.50%, and the platform charges no commission. The offer is valid until December 31, 2026. This feature is supported by Galaxy's proprietary institutional validator infrastructure, allowing clients to stake SOL directly within a unified application, enabling the management of cryptocurrencies alongside traditional assets. Zac Prince, head of GalaxyOne, stated that the launch of SOL (and the upcoming ETH) aims to provide individual investors with institutional-grade cryptocurrency tools.

Solana RWA Holders Hit 176K: The Quiet Institutional Takeover Nobody Is Talking About Loud Enough A year ago, tokenized real-world assets on Solana totaled $173 million. Today the number is $873 million. And behind that growth is not a speculative rally — it is Wall Street, methodically moving its infrastructure onto a blockchain. Treasuries. Real estate. Corporate credit. On Solana, these are no longer locked in paper contracts. They settle in milliseconds, transfer globally, and generate on-chain yield. This is not a future projection. It is already happening. ——— From $173M to $873M in Twelve Months Solana's total tokenized RWA value grew more than 200% in 2025 alone. Ethereum remains the dominant chain at $12.3 billion — a number Solana cannot yet challenge. But Ethereum's growth rate was significantly slower over the same period. Solana is now positioned to become the third blockchain to cross the $1 billion RWA threshold, behind Ethereum and BNB Chain. That milestone is not a finish line. It is a starting point. ——— What 176K Holders Actually Signals Tokenized RWAs were historically accessible only to large institutional investors — high minimums, long settlement times, illiquid secondary markets. On Solana, the same instruments now settle in under a second. Holder count grew 18.4% in December 2025 alone — a single month. That is not organic user adoption. That is institutional capital allocation, accelerating. ——— Who Is Deploying Capital BlackRock BUIDL — The world's largest asset manager holds approximately $255 million in tokenized U.S. Treasuries on Solana. This is live capital, not a pilot program. Ondo Finance — Dollar-yield products representing $176 million on Solana, with one of the most mature on-chain fixed-income architectures in the space. Beyond these two: Tesla xStock at $48.3M, Nvidia xStock at $17.6M, Galaxy Digital shares tokenized via Superstate — all on Solana. The common thread is regulated financial institutions building regulated products on public infrastructure. ——— Three Segments, Three Stories Tokenized Treasuries — The dominant segment. A Treasury token earns yield and functions as on-chain collateral simultaneously. Globally, this market reached $7.4 billion in 2025, up 80% year-over-year. Tokenized Real Estate — Still early. Legal fragmentation and liquidity constraints remain real friction. But Solana's sub-cent fees make fractional ownership economically viable at scale in a way that high-fee chains cannot. Tokenized Credit — The fastest-growing and least-covered segment. Active tokenized private credit loans doubled from $9.9 billion to $19.8 billion in 2025. Under an accelerated scenario, projections put this above $50 billion by end of 2026. ——— The Regulatory Shift That Changes the Calculus In March 2026, the SEC and CFTC issued a formal classification framework — Solana, Ethereum, and other majors designated as digital commodities. Tokenized stocks and bonds classified as digital securities. The single most cited institutional objection to on-chain RWAs was regulatory uncertainty. That objection has now been formally addressed. Bitwise identifies Solana as one of the primary beneficiaries if the CLARITY Act passes — projecting a significant acceleration in tokenization activity across the board. ——— The Numbers That Frame Everything The total RWA tokenization market reached $24 billion in 2025, reflecting 308% growth over the prior three years. Solana's share grew more than 200% year-over-year. Galaxy Digital's base projection puts the global tokenized asset market at $1.9 trillion by 2030 — with an accelerated scenario reaching $3.8 trillion. Boston Consulting Group estimates the addressable market at $16 trillion by the same year. You do not need to accept the most optimistic scenario. You only need to ask: if a fraction of this materializes, what does it mean for the chains that built the infrastructure early? ——— What Deserves Honest Scrutiny The risks are real and should not be glossed over. Legal title on tokenized real estate does not automatically confer enforceable property rights in most jurisdictions. Secondary market liquidity remains thin. Two protocols still represent the majority of Solana's RWA value. Regulatory frameworks that clarify can also change. These are not reasons to dismiss the trend. They are reasons to understand it accurately. ——— The Bottom Line "Institutional adoption is coming" was said in 2018, 2020, and 2022. Each time it was early. What is different now is not the rhetoric. It is the on-chain evidence. BlackRock has $255 million in a Solana-based Treasury token. Ondo has $176 million deployed. JP Morgan launched a tokenized money market fund. Galaxy Digital tokenized its own shares on-chain. 176,000 holders. $873 million. 200% year-over-year growth. The picture is not speculative anymore. It is already in motion. For informational purposes only; not investment advice. Crypto assets carry high risk. $SOL $ONDO $ETH #GateSquare #创作者冲榜 #Gate广场 #Holders #Solana