The base protocol where the data originated

The country in which the asset issuer is incorporated

The total outstanding principal amount in dollars.

The total outstanding capital amount in dollars.

The total amount of idle capital in dollars.

The current market value of the asset in dollars.

The total value of daily burns in dollars.

The total dollar volume of daily transfers.

The net asset value of the asset in dollars.

The available financial capacity of the asset in dollars.

The total principal amount paid, in dollars.

The total principal amount written off, in dollars.

The total dollar value of recovered assets.

The cumulative total of principal repaid, in dollars.

The total cumulative interest earned, in dollars.

The maximum financial capacity of the asset in dollars.

The total dollar value of assets that have been drawn down.

The current price of the asset in dollars.

The value of circulating assets in dollars.

The market value of circulating assets in dollars.

The total dollar volume of weekly transfers.

The total dollar volume of monthly transfers.

The dollar volume of transfers in the last 7 days.

The dollar volume of transfers in the last 30 days.

The total M2 money stock value in dollars.

The total management fee charged, expressed in basis points.

The total performance fee charged, expressed in basis points.

The total supply of tokens currently available.

The current circulating supply of tokens associated with the asset.

The total number of loans funded through the asset.

The current number of active loans associated with the asset

The total number of loans that have defaulted.

The number of active addresses interacting with the asset daily.

The daily count of unique holders of the asset.

The number of active addresses interacting with the asset weekly.

The number of active addresses interacting with the asset monthly.

The number of active addresses interacting with the asset quarterly.

The number of active addresses interacting with the asset annually.

The daily count of transactions involving the asset.

The number of transfers in the last 7 days.

The number of transfers in the last 30 days.

The total number of tokens associated with the asset.

The percentage yield expected at the maturity of the asset.

The percentage of the portfolio that remains uninvested and drags down overall returns.

The percentage of loans that have defaulted.

The annualized percentage net yield over the last 7 days.

The annualized percentage net yield over the last 30 days.

Polygon

Arbitrum

Ethereum

US Treasury Debt

Solomon Global Asset Management

AlloyX (now AlloyX Group, NASDAQ: AXG) builds infrastructure for stablecoin payments and RWA tokenization for institutions—think fiat-to-stablecoin rails and embedded wallets—following its Sept. 2025 acquisition by Solowin and subsequent ticker change to AXG.

Solowin

Hong Kong

AlloyX

Ethereum is a decentralized, proof-of-stake (POS) blockchain network capable of handling smart contracts for the development of decentralized applications (dApps). It is powered by its native token, ETH, which can be used to pay for transaction costs to utilize the network.

Polygon PoS is a EVM-compatible, scalable, proof-of-stake (PoS) side-chain that complements Ethereum’s decentralized security with fast settlement times and cost efficiency. It is powered by its native network token, POL, which was previously known as MATIC.

Arbitrum is a Layer 2 scaling solution for Ethereum that uses optimistic rollup technology to significantly reduce transaction costs and increase throughput while inheriting Ethereum's robust security. Launched in 2021, Arbitrum processes transactions off the main Ethereum chain and batches them together before final settlement, allowing developers to run Ethereum-compatible smart contracts and decentralized applications with improved efficiency.

AlloyXBETA

Metric

#	Network	RWA Count	Total Value	30D%	Market Share
1	Polygon	1	$3.0M	▲50.01%	99.45% ▲
2	Arbitrum	1	$11,911.8	▲0.25%	0.39% ▼
3	Ethereum	1	$4,800.5	▼1.84%	0.16% ▼
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