BlackRock-backed tokenization firm Securitize now has shares trading on the New York Stock Exchange, with tokenized shares also available through Solana and Avalanche.
BlackRock-backed tokenization firm Securitize now has shares trading on the New York Stock Exchange, with tokenized shares also available through Solana and Avalanche.
The development brings Securitize’s shares to both a major traditional exchange and two blockchain ecosystems. It highlights the company’s position at the intersection of conventional markets and tokenized assets.
BlackRock-backed tokenization firm Securitize has begun trading on the New York Stock Exchange, while tokenized versions of its shares have also landed on the Solana and Avalanche networks.
The development brings Securitize’s shares to both a major traditional exchange and two blockchain ecosystems. It highlights the company’s position at the intersection of conventional markets and tokenized assets.
For the crypto ecosystem, the Solana and Avalanche availability expands the use of public blockchain networks for representing company shares. The NYSE listing, meanwhile, gives the firm a presence in established equity markets.
Securitize specializes in tokenization and is backed by BlackRock. Its debut across the NYSE, Solana and Avalanche marks a notable convergence of publicly traded shares and blockchain-based market infrastructure.
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