Overview
- FIGR climbed about 6% in intraday trading to roughly $42.76 after the Bernstein initiation and price target.
- Bernstein characterizes Figure as the frontrunner in tokenized private credit with around 75% of a roughly $17 billion market.
- The note cites an addressable market for credit tokenization exceeding $2 trillion and potential expansion beyond HELOCs into other loan types and asset classes.
- Third‑party tracker RWA.xyz shows about $12.85 billion in active loans on Figure’s Provenance network, far outpacing nearest rivals Tradeable and Maple.
- Other firms also launched coverage on Oct. 6, with Piper Sandler at $50, Goldman Sachs bullish at $42, Jeffries holding at $40, and Bank of America neutral at $41.