The Block Research said stablecoin supply is near $290 billion and annual transaction volume has exceeded $90 trillion, while U.S. regulatory proposals and compliance monitoring are advancing alongside the sector’s growth.

The number of tokenized asset holders has reached 3.67 million, led by tokenized stocks, while transfer volume, active addresses and RWA perpetuals trading declined, pointing to a widening gap between wallet growth and market activity.

Tokenized asset holder counts rose past 3.5 million while U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs posted a $643 million net inflow on September 3, pointing to renewed activity across tokenization and regulated crypto investment products.

Grayscale said its Zcash Spot ETF has exceeded $500 million in assets about two weeks after launch, with holdings above 550,000 ZEC and more than $70 million in inflows since listing.

CoinMetrics said Bitcoin’s 90-day correlation with gold has risen to 0.56, the highest since 2020, as macro factors including the dollar, real rates and ETF flows increasingly shape cross-asset behavior ahead of upcoming US CPI data.

Tokenized stock products recorded $1.41 billion in trading while U.S. equity markets were closed, with activity spanning weekends and Labor Day and most transactions taking place on decentralized exchanges, according to the reported data.

A report on Bitcoin ETF flows said the products remain about $1 billion in the red for 2026 despite August inflows of $3.52 billion and roughly $770.15 million in September, while macro data is seen as the next key test.

Cumulative trading volume in real-world-asset perpetual futures exceeded $2 trillion in the third quarter, up more than 67% from the second quarter, with Hyperliquid's HIP-3 ecosystem accounting for over 87% of activity as of Sept. 24.

A snapshot from South Korea's Kobit and Coinone showed more than 100 altcoins with zero 24-hour trading volume, underscoring weak liquidity, stale pricing, and execution risks for users on thinner exchange books.

Bitcoin’s 90-day correlation with gold has climbed to 0.56, the highest level since 2017, while its correlation with the Nasdaq 100 fell to about 0.30, pointing to a shift in cross-asset market behavior.