Kobeissi Letter Says SpaceX Is Driving Record Tokenized Stock Trading

Kobeissi Letter Says SpaceX Is Driving Record Tokenized Stock Trading

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2026-06-17 02:00:51
Kobeissi Letter said tokenized stock trading on-chain reached $4.3 billion over the past 30 days, a monthly record and up more than 140% year to date. After the June 15 SpaceX IPO, Solana-based tokenized stock volume also crossed a key threshold.
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ChainCatcher reported that capital markets commentary publication Kobeissi Letter posted on X that SpaceX is driving a surge in tokenized asset trading. According to the post, on-chain tokenized stock trading volume reached $4.3 billion over the past 30 days, setting a new monthly all-time high. The figure has increased by more than 140% year to date.

Kobeissi Letter said that after the SpaceX IPO on June 15, 24-hour spot trading volume for tokenized stocks on Solana exceeded $100 million for the first time. During the same period, Solana at one point accounted for 99% of the market share, making it the dominant on-chain venue for this category of trading activity.

At the platform level, Jupiter became the largest venue by trading volume for tokenized SpaceX. As these transactions accumulated, total on-chain tokenized stock trading volume also surpassed $20 billion for the first time. The data cited by Kobeissi Letter shows that SpaceX-related tokenized stock trading expanded sharply in a short period and coincided with new records for the broader on-chain tokenized stock market.

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