XRP Ledger's real-world asset holders surged 25% in a month. Ripple is doubling down on tokenization infrastructure to lock in institutional money, betting big that enterprises will build on the blockchain instead of traditional rails.

The numbers paint a picture of momentum. Over 1,000 developers and businesses are now building on the network. Ripple just planted fresh capital into two major companies specifically to beef up XRPL's institutional-grade reliability and cost efficiency. The company sees tokenized assets as the natural next step for enterprise finance.

But the stablecoin side tells a different story. While RWA holder count climbed, stablecoin market cap actually dropped 9% to $901.4 million over the same period. Stablecoin addresses inched up just 0.92% to 60,240, a fraction of the RWA growth. That's a gap worth watching. Heavy infrastructure investment doesn't always translate to user adoption at the same pace.

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