Ethereum and Solana are supporting tokenized asset minting, with Binance facilitating trading access for assets tracking real stock prices, including Tesla.
4 reports, 2 independent
Updated Aug 4
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What happened
Ethereum and Solana are supporting tokenized asset minting, with Binance facilitating trading access for assets tracking real stock prices, including Tesla.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Tokenized stocks are being offered and traded across various blockchains, involving major platforms like OKX, Ethereum, and Solana.Sub-event
- Asset-to-asset markets are enabling direct trading pairs for assets involving Apple and Tesla.Sub-event
Binance is now involved in tokenized asset minting and trading across Ethereum and Solana, tracking real stock prices.1 source
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The entities involved
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Ethereum
public blockchain platform with programmable transaction functionality
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Solana
Mexican cottage manufacturer of sporting cars
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Tesla
American automotive, energy storage and solar power company
Related events
- Binance is offering tokenized assets on the Ethereum network, while Robinhood is simultaneously enabling tokenized stock trading.
- Underlying assets are being tokenized on the blockchain, involving Ethereum and Tesla.
- Currenc Capital Inc. announced a partnership to offer tokenization infrastructure, allowing Currenc shares to be tokenized on both Solana and Ethereum.
- CoinShares, BlackRock, and Nvidia are involved in a market cycle where asset managers are utilizing tokenized Real-World Assets (RWA) and chipmakers are showing signs of resurgence.
- Bitwise launches portfolios using Coinbase tokenized stocks, which include Tesla, Nvidia, and Microsoft.