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Securitize launches blockchain trading for 12 US stocks on Solana

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Securitize announced on October 8 that it launched blockchain-based trading for 12 US stocks, including Apple and Nvidia, on the Solana chain, with products backed by underlying shares. JPMorgan's Kinexys blockchain business reported daily trading volume of approximately $70 billion. Round-the-clock trading remains a future ambition and has not yet been implemented.

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  1. 1Unclassified fact stationOct 8, 00:00recorded Oct 21, 17:12single source

    Securitize announces blockchain-based trading in 12 US stock

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    Oct 8, 00:00
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    Wall Street expands onto blockchain as Securitize launches tokenized stock trading and JPMorgan processes $7 billion daily

    Report first recorded Oct 21, 17:12

    On October 8, Securitize began blockchain-based trading of 12 US stocks including Apple and Nvidia on Solana, with products backed by underlying shares. Meanwhile, JPMorgan reported in September that its Kinexys blockchain business processes approximately $7 billion in transactions daily. Pantera Capital president Scott Lawin stated this shift moves the industry into "the somewhat less exciting but more sustainable part of the blockchain story," focusing on real adoption, revenues and scale rather than hype. Lawin argues institutions need a framework to assess tokens as businesses with real customers and revenue, noting that the S&P Pantera Digital Asset Index requires eligible tokens to have positive total revenue over the previous two completed quarters.

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