Securitize Stock Debuts on NYSE While Tokenized Shares Expand to Solana and Avalanche

Securitize, a digital asset securities firm, launched trading of its shares on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under a new listing, while simultaneously expanding its tokenized share infrastructure to two additional blockchain networks — Solana and Avalanche.

The dual development marks a notable convergence of traditional equity markets and blockchain-based tokenization. Securitize's NYSE debut gives institutional and retail investors direct equity access to one of the leading platforms in the real-world asset (RWA) tokenization space, which has seen accelerating interest from major financial institutions over the past year.

Alongside the stock market listing, Securitize confirmed that tokenized representations of its shares are now available on both the Solana and Avalanche networks. This expands the firm's on-chain footprint beyond its previous blockchain deployments, bringing tokenized equity access to ecosystems known for high throughput and relatively low transaction costs.

Solana, currently trading near $80.93, has positioned itself as a preferred infrastructure layer for tokenized assets due to its transaction speed and growing institutional developer base. Avalanche, trading at approximately $6.74, has similarly attracted asset tokenization projects through its subnet architecture, which allows customizable compliance and permission frameworks — a critical feature for regulated securities.

Securitize has previously facilitated tokenization for funds including BlackRock's BUIDL fund, which maintains a stable $1.00 price on-chain, and other institutional-grade products. The firm operates as a registered transfer agent and broker-dealer with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), positioning it as one of the few regulated entities operating at the intersection of traditional finance and blockchain infrastructure.

The NYSE listing provides Securitize with access to public capital markets and raises the profile of tokenized securities as a recognized asset class. Market participants have noted that public listings of blockchain-native financial firms can serve as a broader signal of regulatory acceptance and mainstream adoption.

The tokenized securities sector has grown considerably in 2024 and into 2025, with total on-chain RWA value across networks reaching multi-billion dollar figures. Securitize's expansion to Solana and Avalanche reflects ongoing competition among layer-1 networks to attract regulated financial products and institutional issuers.