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U.S. Treasury-Bill Tokens on Solana Add $216.9 Million in Market Cap

The weekly figure covers bill tokens alone. Solana’s other tokenized offerings include commodities, asset-backed credit and curated strategies.

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The U.S. Treasury building stands in Washington, D.C., under overcast late-afternoon light / EconoTimes.ai
The U.S. Treasury building stands in Washington, D.C., under overcast late-afternoon light / EconoTimes.ai

Solana’s tokenized-asset activity includes commodities, curated strategies and credit products backed by assets; separately, its U.S. Treasury-bill tokens recorded a $216.9 million market-capitalization increase over one week.

Only the Treasury-bill segment is covered by the weekly figure. It does not represent the full capitalization of all tokens on Solana. The network’s other cited tokenized-asset categories include commodities, curated strategies and asset-backed credit.

An earlier EconoTimes comparison of tokenized-fund market-cap gains measured annual changes across networks. It reported a $1.8 billion increase for Solana, compared with $3 billion for Stellar and $3.7 billion for BNB Chain. That comparison said annual gains show change over time rather than each network’s total share of tokenized funds.

The annual fund figures and the weekly Treasury-bill reading cover different periods and product categories. They should be kept separate when comparing Solana’s tokenized-asset activity.

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