3.5 Million Tokenized Asset Holders, $643 Million Inflow into Bitcoin ETF
The number of tokenized asset holders has increased by over 2500% since May 2025, surpassing 3.5 million. On September 3, a net inflow of $643 million was recorded into the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF. Over the past 30 days, the number of tokenized asset holders has increased by 109%, with the total value of representative assets estimated at $387 billion. Tokenized stock trading is occurring outside of regular market hours, with 63% of the trading volume on the Solana-based platform Jupiter happening during abnormal hours. The entry of major players like Robinhood has been mentioned as a background for the spread of tokenization, although the trading volumes by institution have not been disclosed. Demand for Bitcoin ETFs has shown some recovery, with Glassnode reporting the highest inflow amount recorded in a single day on September 3. As of September 8, BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF recorded net assets of $61.62737 billion. It is expected that the upcoming bull market in 2024 will see the simultaneous launch of the Bitcoin spot ETF and the halving event. While the number of holders and the total value of representative assets in the tokenized market are increasing, it remains challenging for supply reduction factors and capital flows to occur simultaneously.
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