Dromos Labs CEO Alex Cutler said on X that Aerodrome captured 25% of total automated market maker, or AMM, trading volume in tokenized stocks during the first few days after the products went live. The post points to early activity on the platform following the rollout of its tokenized equity offerings.
Cutler said the team had entered the launch with high expectations for tokenized stocks, but that actual performance came in above those expectations. He did not provide additional volume figures in the post cited by Techub News.
The first batch of tokenized stocks listed on Aerodrome included Apple and Nvidia. The update was reported by Techub News and attributed to a post by Cutler on X.
Techub News reported that Dromos Labs CEO Alex Cutler said in a post on X that Aerodrome captured 25% of total automated market maker, or AMM, trading volume in tokenized stocks during the first few days after launch.
Cutler said the team had high expectations for tokenized stocks before the rollout, but that the actual performance exceeded those expectations.
The first group of tokenized stocks listed on the platform included Apple and Nvidia.
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