Research dossier · File Aug 27, 2026

Stellar's $490M Government-Debt Lead Has a Multichain Catch

Stellar has taken a measurable lead in tokenized non-US government-debt exposure, but the real story goes deeper than a Stellar-versus-Ethereum leaderboard. This deep dive examines Spiko's EUTBL fund, RWA.xyz data, Etherfuse CETES, the Marshall Islands sovereign bond, Arbitrum, Ethereum, Morpho and Société Générale-FORGE to understand where these assets actually live and what "tokenized government debt" really means.

T-Bone Crypto · Video briefingAug 27, 202612:51

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Stellar has taken a measurable lead in tokenized non-US government-debt exposure, but the real story goes deeper than a Stellar-versus-Ethereum leaderboard. This deep dive examines Spiko's EUTBL fund, RWA.xyz data, Etherfuse CETES, the Marshall Islands sovereign bond, Arbitrum, Ethereum, Morpho and Société Générale-FORGE to understand where these assets actually live and what "tokenized government debt" really means.


The evidence points toward Stellar becoming an important distribution and ownership rail for regulated real-world assets, while other parts of the same financial lifecycle can still operate on different blockchains or traditional banking infrastructure. We also examine what this does and does not mean for XLM, why Spiko's multichain strategy matters, and why the future of tokenized finance may be less about one blockchain winning everything and more about which networks capture specific financial functions.


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