🔄 The DEX ratio measures what proportion of an asset’s trading takes place directly on-chain through decentralized exchanges (DEXs), rather than on centralized platforms. It’s an indicator of how “crypto-native” its activity really is.
Memecoins have long dominated this type of trading, averaging 17% in September. A year ago, tokenized stocks barely saw any activity, with a ratio close to 0%. Today, they average 11% and even briefly overtook memecoins in late July.
This shows how shares in real companies are starting to behave more and more like crypto-native assets: they’re traded, transferred, and used on-chain around the clock.
🔗 Informe completo
Would you trade a tokenized stock the same way you would a memecoin? 👇
⚠️ DYOR. This is not financial advice.
Memecoins have long dominated this type of trading, averaging 17% in September. A year ago, tokenized stocks barely saw any activity, with a ratio close to 0%. Today, they average 11% and even briefly overtook memecoins in late July.
This shows how shares in real companies are starting to behave more and more like crypto-native assets: they’re traded, transferred, and used on-chain around the clock.
🔗 Informe completo
Would you trade a tokenized stock the same way you would a memecoin? 👇
⚠️ DYOR. This is not financial advice.
