Securitize has tokenized $295 million of its own stock across Solana and Avalanche as the company makes its NYSE debut.
Securitize has tokenized $295 million of its own stock across Solana and Avalanche as the company makes its NYSE debut.
The development connects a publicly traded company’s equity with two major blockchain networks, highlighting the growing overlap between traditional capital markets and tokenized assets.
Securitize has tokenized $295 million of its own stock on the Solana and Avalanche blockchains alongside its debut on the New York Stock Exchange.
The development connects a publicly traded company’s equity with two major blockchain networks, highlighting the growing overlap between traditional capital markets and tokenized assets.
Using both Solana and Avalanche gives the initiative a presence across separate blockchain ecosystems rather than limiting the tokenized stock to a single network.
The move also places Securitize itself within the market it serves, using tokenization for its own shares as it enters the public markets. The company’s NYSE debut and blockchain rollout together mark a notable step in the convergence of listed securities and digital-asset infrastructure.
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