Apple and Tesla stocks now live on the blockchain, and there’s already $3.9 billion worth of them there 🚀
Remember when buying stocks meant opening a brokerage account, no trading on weekends, and mountains of paperwork? The crypto market decided that was boring.
Tokenized stocks are digital “twins” of real stocks and ETFs. The actual securities are held somewhere, while you get a token that trades on the blockchain 24/7. You can buy as little as a fraction of a share, even for just a couple of dollars.
And this market just set a new record: $3.9 billion. For comparison, in January 2026 it was just $719 million. That’s more than 5x growth in nine months.
Who’s setting the pace in this market:
🥇 BNB Chain — $1.2 billion. The network used to be almost an afterthought: in January it had just 13% of the market, and now it’s in first place.
🥈 Ethereum — $841.9 million. The king of blockchains is forced to give up the gold in this discipline.
🥉 Solana — $741.7 million. It holds onto the podium, breathing down Ethereum’s neck.
Together, these three account for about 70% of the entire market. The remaining networks split the crumbs that are left.
Blockchain stocks still make up a small part of the tokenized asset world. But they’re growing so fast that traditional exchanges, with their “open from 9 to 6” hours, are starting to nervously check the clock.
