The rankings separate growth from market size: BNB Chain led gains over 30 days, while Ethereum held the largest share of the estimated ETF-only market in a mid-October 2026 snapshot.
An estimated mid-October 2026 snapshot put the ETF-only market between $611 million and $686 million. Ethereum accounted for about $303 million, equal to 44% of that market. BNB Chain had roughly $192 million, or 28%.
Tokenized ETFs record interests in conventional exchange-traded funds as digital tokens on a blockchain. The 30-day ranking tracks changes over time, while the snapshot measures each network’s holdings at one point. BNB Chain led the change ranking, but Ethereum held the largest share in the snapshot.
A separate estimate covering tokenized stocks and ETFs placed the combined market near $3.7 billion to $4 billion in mid-to-late October. BNB Chain’s tokenized equities accounted for $1.5 billion in that broader market.
The short-term comparison differs from EconoTimes’ earlier annual comparison of tokenized-fund market-cap gains, which covered broader fund categories over a year.
