Securitize Puts Nvidia, Apple, Amazon Stocks on Solana
By Alphacino Editorial Team ·
Quick Take
Securitize just brought one-to-one backed Nvidia, Apple and Amazon shares onchain on Solana, dividends and voting rights included, so the chain known for meme coins now hosts blue chips too.
The chain that gave the world dog coins with hats is now holding Nvidia. Securitize has launched tokenized versions of major US stocks on Solana, including Nvidia, Apple and Amazon, with each token backed one-to-one by actual shares.
This isn't a synthetic price tracker. According to the launch details, holders keep dividend distributions and voting rights, which is what separates real tokenized equity from the derivative wrappers that have come and gone before. Securitize also says additional trading venues are planned, naming NYSE and OKX-ICE.
For Solana, it's another big step in the real-world asset push. Tokenized stocks need exactly what Solana sells: fast settlement, low fees and the ability to handle heavy trading flow without choking. If on-chain equities take off, the volume has to live somewhere, and Solana is making a loud case that it should be the home.
Meme coin traders should watch this closely. Tokenized stocks and memes now share the same wallets, the same DEX infrastructure and the same liquidity pools. More capital parked on Solana for blue chips means more dry powder sitting one swap away from the next runner. We've already seen tokenized-stock volume show up in Raydium's numbers, and a heavyweight like Securitize joining in only adds fuel.
The bigger picture: Solana is building a two-sided identity. Wall Street assets on one side, pure degen culture on the other, running on the same rails. That mix brings new users and new liquidity, and history says a lot of that liquidity eventually wanders into the trenches.
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