JPMorgan analysts say stablecoins continue to lead tokenized money market funds in scale, even as both aim to provide liquidity-linked financial products on distributed networks. In the bank’s assessment, tokenized money market funds make up only about 5% of the broader stablecoin universe. The analysts also note that while tokenized money market funds can offer yield, their share remains limited relative to stablecoins. JPMorgan projects that tokenized money market funds are unlikely to grow beyond roughly 15% of the stablecoin market. The discussion reflects a comparison of adoption and market share rather than a claim about overall performance. Across both reports, JPMorgan’s central point is that stablecoins retain the advantage in reach and usage, whereas tokenized money market funds, despite appeal to investors seeking yield, have not expanded as rapidly within the stablecoin category.