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SOL Solana's tokenized stock trading volume has increased nearly 2400 times year-on-year, consolidating its position in the chain financial asset market.
Solana (SOL)'s tokenized stock trading volume has achieved an astonishing increase of approximately 2400 times in the past year, jumping from US$1.34 million to US$3.32 billion, further consolidating its leading position in the rapidly expanding chain financial asset market.
Key Data
The trading volume of tokenized stocks increased from US$1.34 million to US$3.32 billion in one year. According to chart data shared by Solana's official account, Solana has processed more than 95% of cross-chain tokenized stock transactions in recent weeks. Although SOL currently trades at approximately $76, and its price growth lags behind the expansion of tokenized assets, online activity continues to rise.
Detailed explanation of Solana's tokenized stock trading volume
According to chart data shared by Solana's official account on the X platform, the tokenized stock trading volume on the Internet has soared from US$1.34 million to US$3.32 billion in the past year. The account described this development as an "Internet capital market." This growth reflects the growing use of blockchain infrastructure for trading traditional stocks and other tokenized forms of financial assets.
Trading volume climbed to US$3.3 billion in June from approximately US$670 million in April, setting a record high in the category. At the same time, monthly trading activity covering stocks, commodities, credit and collectibles has also increased from approximately $156 million in June 2025 to billions of dollars a year later.
This growth follows Securitize's New York Stock Exchange debut (July) and its launch of tokenized SECZ shares on Solana, which adds a publicly traded financial services company to Solana's expanding lineup of on-chain securities.
In the first half of 2026, the trading volume of tokenized stocks reached US$4.9 billion, approximately six times the US$775 million in the second half of 2025. SOL is currently trading at about $76, down more than 2% in 24 hours.
Horsley's view on tokenization
Hunter Horsley, co-founder and CEO of Bitwise Asset Management, viewed this data as evidence that traditional financial activities are migrating to public blockchains. According to reports cited by Horsley, the Solana Network has processed more than 95% of global cross-chain tokenized stock trading volume in recent weeks. At the same time, analysts at Grayscale also pointed out that if issuers continue to move assets onto the chain, five altcoins are expected to benefit from it.
Institutional interest is gradually spreading outside the United States. SBI Holdings has partnered with the Solana Foundation to develop financial infrastructure in Japan, including stablecoins and tokenized assets pegged to the yen.
However, this growth still needs to be cautious. An industry report found that about half of the broader tokenization market has zero weekly trading volume, indicating that the current eye-catching trading volume is still concentrated among a few actively traded products.
Solana's recent record performance continues the rapid rise in tokenized stock trading volume over the past few months-from $775 million at the end of 2025 to $4.9 billion at the beginning of 2026. This means that the number of issuers online launches in the future will be more critical than any monthly record.
