Securitize says putting 2% of U.S. stocks and ETFs on-chain could create a $2 trillion market

Securitize says putting 2% of U.S. stocks and ETFs on-chain could create a $2 trillion market

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2026-08-31 20:02:08
Securitize said on its Aug. 13 earnings call that moving 2% of U.S. stocks and exchange-traded funds on-chain could create a market worth about $2 trillion, a figure the company said would be comparable to the current size of the broader crypto market. The comment points to the scale Securitize sees for tokenized securities if even a small share of traditional equity exposure shifts onto blockchain rails. The company also said it tokenized its own shares on Solana and Avalanche on July 2. Securitize currently manages about $38 billion in tokenized assets across categories and has established partnerships with the New York Stock Exchange, Computershare, and BlackRock. The item was cited by CryptoBriefing and appeared in a Techub News report.

Securitize said on its Aug. 13 earnings call that if 2% of U.S. stocks and exchange-traded funds move on-chain, the opportunity could amount to about $2 trillion, a size the company said would be comparable to the current crypto market.

The tokenization firm also said it placed its own shares on Solana and Avalanche on July 2. Securitize currently manages about $38 billion in tokenized assets and has partnerships with the New York Stock Exchange, Computershare, and BlackRock, according to the Techub News item citing CryptoBriefing.

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