Mantle Reports 20-Fold Increase in Tokenized Assets to 1,473

Blockchain network Mantle says the number of tokenized assets on its infrastructure has risen to 1,473 from 71 at the start of 2026, while Distributed Asset Value reached approximately $476.1 million.

Tokenized Asset Count Surges

Mantle reported that its tokenized-asset count has increased more than twentyfold since January. The network also said Distributed Asset Value rose by about 110% over the past 30 days.

Distributed Asset Value refers to assets distributed across the broader ecosystem, rather than funds deposited in a single decentralized finance application. The metric is intended to capture the scale of tokenized products made available through Mantle’s infrastructure.

The network said its tokenized-asset ecosystem now includes equities, exchange-traded funds, stablecoins and yield-bearing products. Companies and infrastructure providers associated with the ecosystem include xStocks, Securitize, Ethena and Paxos.

From Issuance to Distribution

The expansion reflects a broader shift in the tokenization sector. Early efforts largely focused on whether regulated financial assets could be represented on public blockchains. As those structures develop, attention is increasingly turning to what happens after an asset is issued.

Tokenized products require liquidity, custody, settlement systems, collateral applications and integration with trading platforms and decentralized finance protocols. Mantle is positioning its network as infrastructure connecting issuers with exchanges, custodians, market makers and applications.

Broader Real-World Asset Market

The range of products on Mantle extends beyond tokenized Treasury instruments, which have traditionally dominated the real-world asset sector. Equities, funds, stablecoins and structured products are increasingly being issued and distributed through blockchain networks.

At approximately $476 million, Mantle’s reported Distributed Asset Value remains small compared with traditional securities markets. However, the increase from 71 to 1,473 tokenized assets indicates that the network’s growth is being driven by a broader mix of products rather than a single large issuance.

The development highlights the growing focus on distribution and market infrastructure as tokenized finance moves from experimental products toward a wider range of financial applications.