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For years, “tokenized stocks” sounded like a crypto side-quest: intriguing, but trapped between market demand for 24/7 trading and regulators’ insistence that securities remain tightly supervised. This week, Binance is trying again—this time by weaving tokenized securities into its Binance Alpha experience through a partnership with Ondo, a firm focused on turning real-world assets into on-chain instruments. The pitch is straightforward: keep the familiar feel of an exchange account while opening a door to blockchain-native versions of traditional market exposure.

Binance says Ondo’s tokenized securities are now available on Binance Alpha, positioned as digital securities that track the price performance of traditional stocks or ETFs on-chain. The important caveat is right there in the fine print: they’re meant to mirror price movements, not to recreate every shareholder privilege. That means exposure without features like voting rights, a distinction that will matter to anyone assuming “tokenized equity” automatically equals “equity ownership.” Binance also stresses that these products are issued by a third-party provider, not by the exchange itself, and points users to Ondo’s documentation for mechanics and fees.

The mechanics Binance highlights read like a checklist of what retail traders usually ask for when they hear “on-chain”: access without new funding rails, lower friction, and flexibility. The exchange says users can access tokenized securities directly using their CEX funds, place both market and limit orders, and—at least for a limited time—pay zero gas for placing and canceling orders, alongside potentially very low trading fees. There’s also a gamified layer: traders can earn Binance Alpha Points by trading or holding the tokenized securities, which Binance says can unlock access to campaigns and events such as airdrops, token generation events, and Prime Sales.

The timing is not accidental. Tokenization has been getting louder in mainstream finance, driven by the idea that assets represented on public blockchains can trade continuously and settle faster than today’s clearing infrastructure. MarketWatch recently framed tokenized equities as a potential shift toward “24/7 digital cash,” with big-name infrastructure players exploring how tokenized securities could plug into traditional rails. Binance’s move fits that arc, but it also carries the cautionary memory of earlier tokenized stock experiments that drew regulatory scrutiny and were eventually wound down. PYMNTS notes that Binance previously offered tokenized stocks linked to names like Apple and Tesla before ending the service amid attention from regulators in the U.K. and Germany.

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The #TOKENIZED US Treasury market had a market capitalization of under $4 billion at the start of 2025 and has been gradually rising.
The tokenized US Treasury market has surged by over $1 billion since the beginning of 2026, despite macroeconomic uncertainty and concerns over the US government’s growing national debt.
Tokenized US Treasurys are government debt instruments that are a form of real-world assets ( #RWAS ) represented on chain by a token.
The market capitalization of tokenized Treasurys climbed to more than $10.8 billion at the time of writing from $8.9 billion on Jan. 1

The tokenized US Treasury market has surged 50x since 2024, according to data from Token Terminal, aided by the March 2024 debut of asset manager BlackRock’s USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund (BUIDL), which now has a market cap of more than $1.2 billion.
Tokenized US Treasurys continued to surge despite a broad crypto market downturn that began in October 2025, rising US government debt levels and investor uncertainty about the macroeconomic outlook in 2026

The Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation to launch US Treasury tokenization service
The Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC), which provides clearing and settlement services for global financial markets, announced plans in December 2025 to launch an asset tokenization service, beginning with US Treasurys.
DTCC will eventually expand the service to include a “broad spectrum” of assets, according CEO Frank La Salla. 
“Following the tokenization of US Treasurys on the Canton network, DTCC anticipates that exchange-traded funds ( #ETFs ) and equities will come shortly thereafter,” La Salla said.
The DTCC is the largest clearinghouse in the world and settled $3.7 quadrillion in transaction volume in 2024, according to the company. 
US Treasurys are considered the backbone of global and corporate finance due to the deep liquidity of the US Treasury market. 
Corporations and institutional investors use short-term Treasurys, with a duration of one-year or less, as a proxy for physical cash.
The surge in tokenized US Treasurys and other US government debt could bring an influx of revenue to the blockchain networks where tokenized assets are minted, supporters of the technology say. 
This article does not contain investment advice or recommendations. Every investment and trading move involves risk, and you should conduct your own research when making a decision.
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📊As digital ownership grows, more industries are beginning to move onchain. One of the newest areas exploring this shift is the stock market.
📈 *Tokenized stocks are blockchain-based versions of traditional shares*.
These digital assets mirror the value of real company stocks and are usually backed 1:1 by actual shares held by regulated custodians.
💭*So, what’s the advantage*?
Tokenized stocks let investors follow and gain exposure to stock price movements without directly holding the underlying shares.
👉They make traditional markets more accessible, flexible, and easier to integrate with the broader crypto ecosystem.
This is another powerful example of how blockchain can bridge traditional finance and onchain innovation.
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