Stellar (XLM)

Stellar RWA TVL grew 40x in the last 30 days. It's surprising to me as it is to you. Top 5 chains by RWA TVL growth ↓ 1. @StellarOrg → +4,112% ($471.3M) 2. @Ripple → +66.32% ($2.5B) 3. @solana → +57.52% ($538.6M) 4. @arbitrum → +24.21% ($18.0M) 5. @rootstock_io → +15.88% ($41.2M) Largest 30D drawdowns ↓ 1. @CantonNetwork → -11.61% 2. @ethereum → -7.72% 3. @plumenetwork → -3.65% 4. @zksync → -0.74% 5. @Aptos → -0.23% Canton still holds 90%+ of the RWA market, so it's not like it's bleeding. Nobody's catching up to its TVL anytime soon.

@StellarOrg blockchain is now live on Raven Wallet. Sending and receiving stellar:native have been fully tested and work perfectly. Which chain do you want to see on Raven Wallet? https://t.co/EAWnRU5bW7

JUST IN: Franklin Templeton’s FOBXX, launched five years ago, hits $1.98B becoming second largest RWA on Stellar. https://t.co/iqvFnkz3mZ

🧵Real-world adoption is already happening. And Stellar ($XLM) is right in the middle of it. Most people still think @StellarOrg is just a cheap payments network. Meanwhile, governments, NGOs and financial giants are already using it. Not in theory. In production. Here’s what’s actually happening 👇 Stellar is positioning itself as financial infrastructure. And the difference becomes obvious when you look at real‑world use cases. The Marshall Islands are running a nationwide blockchain‑based UBI program on Stellar. The program is called ENRA. Economic Net Resource Allocation. It launched in November 2025 and distributes around $200 per quarter to eligible citizens. That is around $800 per year. Instead of using a volatile token, the program uses USDM1. A digitally native sovereign bond backed 1:1 by U.S. Treasuries. Stable in value. Usable for savings. Usable for payments. This is programmable state finance. Distribution happens through the Lomalo Wallet, powered by Crossmint. No traditional