- •Reports show that tokenized assets have surged past $24B, with SOL as a launch network.
- •Network revenues surpass ETH as SOL secures a majority share in blockchain activity.
- •Fitell Corp secures $100M facility and adds 216.8M PUMP tokens to Solana treasury.
In a striking message posted by the Solana official account, a quote attributed to Anthony Scaramucci declares that in 5 years, we’ll be looking back and saying Solana has the largest market share of all these L1s. The rail system for RWA’s, stocks, bonds, and commercial paper.” This bold proclamation signals a high-stakes vision: that Solana will evolve from a primarily crypto-native chain into the backbone of mainstream finance
Tokenization as the Core Driver
Scaramucci projects Solana as the largest Layer-1 in five years, calling it the rail system for RWAs, stocks, bonds, and commercial paper. Tokenization of RWAs such as bonds, equities, and debt is central to this claim. The model allows assets to become tradeable, programmable, and instantly settled on blockchain infrastructure.
The 2025 World Economic Forum report on Asset Tokenisation in Financial Markets explains that tokenisation removes reconciliation delays, settlement latency, and counterparty risks. There also exist programmable, real-time asset transfers, most appealing to institutions. Thus, the report cites tokenisation as a catalyst for global markets.
Reports show that tokenized RWAs in blockchain ecosystems expand from about $5 billion in 2022 to over $24 billion by mid-2025. Solana is frequently cited as a preferred chain for these launches. Its high throughput, developer base, and low fees make it appealing for this new financial infrastructure.
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Solana’s Market Activity and Network Strength
Solana trades at $231.42, with a 3.22% increase on October 3. Market capitalization is reported at $126.18 billion, a 3.53% increase, with a fully diluted valuation at $141.36 billion. The daily trading volume reached $9.04 billion, representing a 3.89% increase. The volume-to-market capitalization ratio remains at 7.16%, indicating healthy participation. Circulating in the markets is 545.23 million SOL out of the total supply of 611.02 million.
The price chart records intraday lows at $223.56 before rebounding above $235. Prices stabilize above $231 as buyers sustain demand. The consistent upward movement reflects growing investor interest as Solana secures its role in DeFi and tokenization.
According to the Solana Ecosystem Report (H1 2025), the chain processed 81% of all decentralised exchange transactions in 2024. It handled $890 billion in DEX volume during the first five months of 2025. This performance positions Solana as the most active chain in terms of trading activity. Analyses, such as Solana’s In-depth research, bring to light the chain’s architecture. The blockchain is based on Proof of History combined with proof of stake, bringing throughput of up to 65,000 transactions a second and transaction fees under $0.01.
In an institutional update, Fitell Corporation, a Sydney-based firm, has acquired 216.8 million PUMP tokens, valued at approximately $1.5 million, adding them to its digital asset treasury—the tokens power Pump.fun, a launchpad built on Solana’s network. Fitell secured a $100 million facility to boost its Solana-focused strategy.