Tokenized stocks rose 86% in Q3 while Treasuries stayed flat, ARK says - [Read more](

According to a report cited by CB, tokenized stocks rose 86% in the third quarter while tokenized Treasuries were essentially unchanged, based on ARK's analysis. The divergence points to a shift in on-chain capital flows toward equity-linked exposure rather than yield-bearing government debt, a pattern that typically reflects rising risk appetite among crypto-native participants seeking leveraged or synthetic access to public equities. Tokenized equity products, which trade on blockchain rails and track underlying shares, are the most directly exposed segment, while tokenized Treasury funds, which generally hold short-duration government paper and move with the rate outlook, are less sensitive to equity sentiment. Traders should watch the next U.S. CPI and Federal Reserve communications, since shifts in rate expectations would affect the relative appeal of Treasury yield versus equity beta, and any change in demand for tokenized stock issuance or redemption activity would confirm whether this flow is sustained.

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