Chalom Cites Ethereum’s Stablecoin and Tokenized Asset Shares

The Nov. 9 interview put two Ethereum market-share figures at the center of SharpLink CEO Joseph Chalom’s institutional case, underscoring the network’s presence in stablecoins and tokenized assets.

Chalom cited 54.1% for Ethereum’s stablecoin share and 41% for its share of tokenized assets. He said the network’s existing activity should factor into institutional decisions about public blockchains.

A separate EconoTimes analysis of Ethereum’s stablecoin market used issuance data and put the amount at $163.015 billion, or 54.1% of the tracked total. A snapshot of stablecoins held on Ethereum was lower, at $143.759 billion, a $19.256 billion gap.

The earlier analysis noted that bridging can leave a token locked on one network while a corresponding version circulates on another, but it did not estimate how much that explained the difference. Chalom’s interview described his figure as a stablecoin share; the EconoTimes calculation used an issuance measure.