Blockchain.com Adds 173 Tokenized Stocks via Ondo, Expanding Onchain Equities on ETH/SOL/BNB
Blockchain.com said it has added 173 tokenized stocks and exchange-traded funds through a partnership with Ondo Finance. The rollout increases its tokenized traditional-assets catalog to 430+ offerings across Ethereum, Solana and BNB Chain.
The new listings include tokenized exposure to private company shares, active ETF products, Treasury offerings, and covered-call strategies. Blockchain.com highlighted SpaceX’s SPCX token among the additions. It also added themed baskets tied to AI infrastructure, energy, robotics, autonomous vehicles and quantum computing, plus income-focused products from Global X and other issuers.
Ondo and Blockchain.com said the assets are available immediately via Ondo’s routing and liquidity infrastructure, supporting trading across all 173 new tokenized stocks at launch.
The announcement comes as tokenized equities accelerate this year. RWA.xyz data cited in the article puts tokenized equities at about $1.57B in distributed value, up nearly 5x from ~$330M a year ago.
Crypto market context: the article also points to a US SEC proposal to scrap two national market system rules. Galaxy’s Alex Thorn called it a major unlock for tokenized stocks by removing structural barriers to DeFi trading of US equities.
For traders, the key near-term signal is more onchain equity access (173 new tokenized stocks) and broader venue liquidity across ETH/SOL/BNB. In the medium term, regulatory clarity could further expand demand for tokenized US equities and related ETN/ETF-like products.
Bullish
This is broadly bullish for onchain equities because Blockchain.com is scaling access to tokenized stocks (173 new listings) across major execution networks (Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain) and citing immediate liquidity/routing support. More products usually improves tradability and may draw incremental demand from both retail and institutional “onchain liquidity seekers.”
The SEC angle also tilts sentiment upward. When regulatory proposals reduce structural friction for tokenized US equities trading, markets often anticipate more issuances, higher volumes, and better venue liquidity. Traders typically react first to distribution/availability expansion (new listings like SPCX-linked products), then watch for follow-through after regulatory clarity.
In the short term, expect mild positive sentiment and increased attention toward tokenized equity rails, but not necessarily a direct, immediate move in major coin prices (the catalysts are mostly on the RWA/tokenization side). In the long term, if SEC rule changes progress, the category could see compounding adoption—similar to prior waves where clearer compliance paths led exchanges/wallets to onboard more TradFi instruments onchain.