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Wall Street Meets Crypto: Tokenized Stock Trading Just Hit A Record

Benzinga·06/24/2026 10:04:52
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Market commentator The Kobeissi Letter spotlighted on Tuesday record-breaking tokenized stock volumes, with Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) crossing the $10 billion cumulative volume milestone for the first time.

Crypto Bros’ Appetite For Equities

Tokenized stock trading volume has already exceeded $6 billion this June across all blockchains, according to data from asset tokenization analytics platform rwa.xyz. This marked the highest monthly volume ever, and a 70% jump from last month.

Solana accounted for 66% share of the total volume, followed by BNB Chain (CRYPTO: BNB) and Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH).

“We are seeing historic growth in tokenized stock trading volumes,” Kobeissi Letter said.

Solana Leads The Way

The Kobeissi Letter noted that Solana’s cumulative transfer volume has crossed the $10 billion mark for the first time in history. They attributed this massive 180% surge over the last month to the “growing demand” for tokenized real-world asset products.

The total market value for all tokenized stocks stood at $1.54 billion as of this writing. The monthly active addresses have surged nearly 30% in a month, while the number of holders has risen 37% month-over-month.

Regulatory Clarity Awaits

The surge in tokenized asset trading aligned with the strong demand for Space Exploration Technologies Corp. (NASDAQ:SPCX) among cryptocurrency investors. The shares were immediately available on Solana through tokenization platforms, including Ondo Finance (CRYPTO: ONDO)xStocks, and Sunrise.

The development came amid a sustained push by companies to expose investors to cryptocurrency versions of stocks. Robinhood Markets Inc. (NASDAQ:HOOD) launched tokenized stocks for its European customers last year, including offerings such as SpaceX and OpenAI.

That said, they will need the Clarity Act to pass to have a clearer legal position in the U.S. The legislation would define when a token qualifies as a security — the missing piece that allows tokens to function as shares.

SEC Chair Paul Atkins teased a so-called  “innovation exemption” earlier this year. The proposal aims to give qualified firms a regulatory sandbox, a limited window to issue and trade tokenized securities on-chain under lighter-touch compliance conditions, while still operating under SEC oversight.

Price Action: At the time of writing, SOL was exchanging hands at $69.35, up 0.59% in the last 24 hours, according to data from Benzinga Pro.

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