XRPL Has Added More Tokenized Assets in 2 Months Than All of 2025: Why Isn't XRP Price Reacting?

"The XRP Ledger now hosts $2.3 billion in tokenized real-world assets, up from $991 million at the start of the year. The $1.3 billion added in two months already exceeds what XRPL gained throughout all of 2025. February alone saw three major institutional moves including Société Générale's euro stablecoin launch, Aviva Investors' tokenization partnership with Ripple, and Deutsche Bank's integration of Ripple's technology stack for cross-border payments."

"Most of the growth came from one place most investors haven't heard of. Justoken's JMWH—a digital asset representing one megawatt-hour of energy backed by Latin American energy companies—added $861 million to XRPL when it launched in mid-January. That single product accounts for roughly two-thirds of everything XRPL gained this year. It has 12 holders and is only available to non-U.S. investors."

"Despite Ripple's strongest month of institutional validation in years, the XRP price hasn't followed. The token is down 40% in 2026, sliding from $2.40 in early January to around $1.40. What would it take for Ripple's infrastructure wins to translate into XRP price growth?"

The XRP Ledger has grown to $2.3 billion in tokenized real-world assets, with $1.3 billion added in just two months—exceeding the entire 2025 growth. February brought significant institutional validation including Société Générale's euro stablecoin launch, Aviva Investors' tokenization partnership with Ripple, and Deutsche Bank's integration of Ripple's cross-border payment technology. However, XRP token price has declined 40% in 2026, falling from $2.40 to $1.40. The growth is concentrated in specific assets: Justoken's energy-backed JMWH token accounts for two-thirds of gains with $861 million, while tokenized diamonds, stablecoins, and U.S. Treasury products comprise the remainder. Despite headline-grabbing partnerships, actual trading volumes remain modest.

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