The Clearing House (TCH), the backbone of US payment clearing, selected Quant on September 24 to build the interoperability layer for its On-Chain Money Initiative, linking tokenized bank deposits to existing payment rails. TCH’s networks clear more than $2 trillion daily, with CHIPS processing over $2 trillion in average daily value. QNT jumped about 75% on September 27, briefly near $190, with weekly gains approaching 185%, becoming one of the largest cap movers of the day.

Binance Research data shows global tokenized stock assets under management reached $4.43 billion as of September 15, up 390.4% from about $900 million at the start of the year, lifting equities’ share of the RWA market from 4.9% to 13.0%. Under the SEC’s Innovation Exemption, the first Tokenized Securities Venue is expected as early as Q4. Binance Research projects tokenized stocks could reach $349 billion by 2030 in its base case and $987 billion in a bullish scenario.

Arbitrum One became the first blockchain to host more than 7,000 tokenized real-world assets, reaching 7,083 tokens with roughly $1.03 billion in distributed value and about $1.08 billion in 30-day transfer volume. Its RWA count more than doubled from roughly 3,000 in mid-August within six weeks, driven largely by tokenized equities and US Treasury products, with Franklin Templeton, Robinhood and Spiko actively participating.

Solana’s official account said on September 27 that three parts of its on-chain economy set records at the same time: stablecoin supply at an all-time high, real-world assets at an all-time high, and more than one million wallets holding tokenized stocks. SOL traded near $121.94, up about 12.6% over seven days, with the Fear & Greed index at 73, in “Greed” territory.