Solana handled 65% of all tokenized equities trading volume in a single day this week. That share works out to 85% more than every other blockchain combined.
Two-thirds of the on-chain stock market
Tokenized equities are blockchain-based tokens that track the price of real stocks. They can change hands at any hour, settle quickly, and plug into decentralized exchanges (DEXs), trading venues run by code rather than a central operator.
A year of record-setting numbers
In Q2 2026, Solana captured 95-97% of global DEX tokenized equity volume. Trading on Solana DEXs alone reached $5.8 billion in that quarter, up 114% from the prior quarter.
The busiest single day came on June 24, when volume peaked at $644 million.
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Cumulative tokenized stock volume on the network passed $10 billion by late June 2026. By early October, year-to-date DEX volume had reached $12.4 billion.
On September 12, 2026, Solana processed over $200 million in tokenized equity trading volume, beating the combined tokenized equity volume tied to Nasdaq and NYSE by more than $100 million.
Raydium, a major Solana-based DEX, facilitated a large chunk of those trades. It handled between 63% and 70% of the activity.
Tokenized equity supply on Solana hit an all-time high of $684 million by mid-September 2026, up 47% in just three weeks.
Holder counts reached somewhere between 727,000 and 850,000 wallets.
Trading while Wall Street sleeps
Through August 2026, 63% of Solana’s tokenized equity trading happened outside standard US market hours.
Recent weekly volumes across all chains approached $3 billion.
The competition has arrived
As late September approached, competition picked up and Solana’s market share dropped to around 35%. Robinhood Chain overtook it during that period with roughly 39% of the market.
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