Ondo liquidity spreads across chains – Solana leads, Ethereum’s share drops to 52%

Ondo’s tokenized asset growth is shifting from a single-network model toward a broader distribution of liquidity.

Although Ethereum [ETH] remains at the core of the platform with a value of $2.1 billion, this represents only 52.37% of the total and therefore implies that concentration is easing.

The most notable example is Solana [SOL]. Tokenized assets have now surpassed $456.7 million on Solana, an increase of 60.32%, or approximately $147 million, over the past 30 days. Meanwhile, BNB Chain has increased to $429.7 million, representing an increase of 19.15%.

This increase in tokenized assets increases the number of ways that Ondo can distribute its tokenized product offerings to other users. Also, there are currently 521,028 token holders transferring $2.38 billion per month.

This indicates that these assets are being transferred into circulation as opposed to simply being created.

As adoption grows, the current $3.89 billion asset base of Ondo will be distributed among many networks and no longer rely solely on Ethereum.

Solana leads tokenized-equity lending

Tokenized equities are moving beyond simple ownership as users begin putting them to work in on-chain credit markets. Solana is at the forefront of this evolution, as over $20.7 million worth of tokenized stock is being utilized as collateral via Kamino.

As such, it appears many of these users are seeking to utilize liquidity locked up by their equity holdings but avoid liquidating their equity exposure. On the other hand, Ethereum has $5.8 million in tokenized stocks serving as lending collateral through Euler and Morpho.

Meanwhile, Robin Hood Chain has produced just under $2 million in additional supply also via Morpho.

The large disparity illustrates that lending is still in its infancy and unevenly distributed among various networks. However, the fact that this functionality exists represents a significant expansion of tokenization.

Additionally, if adoption of lending grows, then tokenized equities will likely be given greater utility, which will drive even greater demand for on-chain collateral.

Tokenized stocks test credit demand

Tokenized equities now face a test of whether lending protocols can manage their risks without limiting adoption. On Aave [AAVE] V4’s Equities Hub, collateral factors range from 65% to 79%, forcing borrowers to maintain buffers before liquidation.

However, these constraints create a measurable path for growth. Rising collateral deposits and USD Coin [USDC] borrowing would show stronger credit demand.

Meanwhile, limited liquidations would indicate that risk controls remain effective as activity expands across tokenized stocks.

Final Summary

• Ondo has expanded its $3.89 billion tokenized asset base across multiple networks.
• Tokenized equities are gaining credit utility as Solana leads on-chain collateral activity.