Jupiter drives record 1.9M onchain tokenized equity holders, up 73% MoM

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The number of onchain tokenized equity holders just hit 1.9 million. Jupiter, the dominant decentralized exchange aggregator on Solana, has been the primary engine behind that growth, routing a massive share of the volume that’s pulling retail investors into a new flavor of stock trading: permissionless, 24/7, and settled on a blockchain.

To put the trajectory in perspective, tokenized equity holders sat at roughly 670,000 in late July 2026. By early August, that number had climbed to nearly 967,000, a 92% jump in 30 days. Now it’s 1.9 million. The month-over-month growth rate clocks in at 73% based on recent data.

Why off-hours trading is the quiet killer feature

Roughly 68% of tokenized asset volume on the platform occurs on weekends and outside traditional market hours. Off-hours trading represents more than 65% of total exchange volume, a stat that suggests the appeal isn’t just novelty. It’s utility.

Jupiter’s tokenized asset volume is up 300% year-to-date.

The Securitize-Jump-Jupiter pipeline

The catalyst for this wave traces back to May 5, 2026, when Securitize, Jump Trading, and Jupiter announced a partnership to bring tokenized equities to Solana. Securitize handles the compliance and issuance infrastructure. Jump provides the market-making muscle. Jupiter routes the trades.

Since that launch, the ecosystem has expanded quickly. In June 2026, leveraged Series Tokens from Shift RWA were integrated into Jupiter, giving traders access to amplified exposure on tokenized stocks. Jupiter Lend, a lending product that lets users post tokenized assets as collateral, surpassed $20 million in deposits by mid-July 2026.

Solana’s grip on tokenized equities

Solana has captured approximately 85% of all trading volume related to tokenized equities. Inflows into real-world assets on Solana totaled nearly $700 million over a recent 30-day span.

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