Solana and the broader crypto market are seeing rising interest in asset tokenization, which could attract new users and boost trading activity as more traditional assets go digital.

Analysts urge traders to watch regulatory responses and market volatility as tokenized assets gain traction and more companies participate.

This push aligns Solana with the global move to digitize traditional assets, potentially bridging traditional finance with decentralized finance.

Aerodrome has launched tokenized stocks, including Amazon, with other major names like Microsoft, SpaceX, and Tesla featured on the platform.

Access is restricted for U.S. persons under Coinbase’s Regulation S framework; non-U.S. investors in compliant jurisdictions can participate.

Tokenized stocks are B20 wrappers that represent 1:1 ownership on underlying shares held in regulated custody, with 24/7 trading and fractional ownership.

The information comes from Token Terminal’s announcement and data available as of September 4, 2026.

Earlier, the August rollout of four tokenized stocks—Nvidia, Apple, Meta, Alphabet—generated substantial minted supply and trading volume in its first 24 hours.

Coinbase expanded its Base network with six additional tickers—Amazon, Microsoft, Strategy (MSTRc), SanDisk, SpaceX, and Tesla—bringing the total to ten tokens.

Disclaimer: the article is for informational purposes only and not financial advice.

The five tokenized stocks bring the total market cap to about $1.7 million.

Among the new assets, MRNA and LLY have the largest holder bases, with about 1.2 thousand and 1.1 thousand holders respectively.