Avalanche Tops All Chains Combined With $131.2M Tokenized Stock Inflows

Avalanche recorded $131.2M in tokenized stock inflows over the seven days ending September 28, 2026, according to data published by avax — roughly eight times the second-highest chain and more than every other network combined.

The activity was led by Securitize, the tokenization platform that issues onchain representations of traditional securities. The chart attached to the post places Solana second at 16.0M, followed by X Layer at $8.5M, Base at $3.9M, BNB Chain at $3.2M, Arbitrum One at $1.4M, Ink at 641.2K and HyperEVM at 134.9K.

Institutional Pipeline Behind the Number

The inflow figure lands amid a sustained push by Avalanche into regulated, real-world asset infrastructure. On September 17, Paxos went live on Avalanche, bringing regulated rails serving 650+ institutions to the network. The same week, New York Life Investment Management — an 807B manager — moved its first tokenized fund, a U.S. High Yield Corporate Bond Strategy, onchain via Centrifuge.

The network also activated the Helicon upgrade on the C-Chain mainnet on September 22, adding continuous execution and revised staking parameters, and on September 24 Tassat Group's Lynq Network migrated institutional settlement onto an Avalanche L1.

Tokenized stocks differ from tokenized funds in that they represent individual equities rather than pooled strategies, making their distribution dependent on brokerage and custody integrations rather than fund administration alone.

The 131.2M seven-day total is a flow measurement, not assets under management, and covers a single week. What to watch is whether Securitize-led issuance sustains at this level and whether competing chains close the gap in the coming weeks.