STOKR, a European platform for tokenized financial instruments, has surpassed one billion (USD) in total asset volume. 

The announcement, made at the Bitcoin 2025 conference in Las Vegas, reflects ongoing activity in real-world asset (RWA) markets and increased institutional engagement with blockchain-based infrastructure.

The volume includes assets issued on the Liquid Network, a Bitcoin sidechain designed for confidentiality, settlement, and scalability.

“Crossing the one billion (USD) mark is a powerful validation of our long-term vision of Bitcoin being not just sound money but the foundation of new and improved capital markets,” said Arnab Naskar, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of STOKR. 

“As a two trillion (USD) network, Bitcoin is more than ready to support hundreds of billions in institutional-grade capital market products. With the right assets and compliant tokenization frameworks in place, this milestone is just the start. Our sights are already set on ten billion (USD)—and we’re picking up speed.”

BMN2 Among Largest Tokenized Asset Offerings

Among STOKR’s products is the Blockstream Mining Note 2 (BMN2), valued at $790 million (USD) as of May 2025, making it the second-largest RWA by volume globally. 

BMN2 follows BMN1, which matured in 2024 with a 1,212 Bitcoin distribution and a maximum cash-on-cash return of 103%.

STOKR has also issued over $400 million (USD) in fixed-income products backed by Bitcoin mining hashrate, providing miners access to capital based on future output.

Institutional Strategy and Growth

To support institutional clients, STOKR appointed Federico Demicheli (formerly of Barclays and UBS) as Director of Institutional Partnerships, and Egor Sukhanov (formerly of Solarisbank) as Head of Product for its Tokenization-as-a-Service (TaaS) platform.

Following a $7.4 million (USD) funding round in 2024 led by Fulgur Ventures, STOKR expanded operations and partnerships, including collaborations with Blockstream and Medad Holding. It also reports maintaining a corporate Bitcoin treasury.

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