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Superstate New Platform:- The tokenization of Real World Assets is the biggest bet that the web3 firms are focusing as of now.
As of May 2025, the real‑world asset (RWA) tokenization market sits at roughly $250 billion in total market cap. The kind of assets that are overwhelmingly tokenized are led by stablecoins with on‑chain equities, bonds and real estate tokens accounting for over $50 billion.
In another groundbreaking RWA update, the Solana Infra company, SOL Strategies, has announced its plan to bring registered shares On-chain.
For this, SOL Strategies has team up with Superstate to bring its SEC-registered public equities and get them trading on blockchain networks.
This comes after on Thursday, Superstate launched a platform – Opening Bell. The new platform allows companies to issue SEC-registered shares directly onto blockchain.
Superstate last month in March unveiled its transfer agent with the US Securities and Exchange Commission – Superstate Swrvices LLC. Using this SEC-registered transfer agent, it will now record and tokenize the actual shares of the companies via Opening Bell.
According to the company’s blog post, for already publicly traded companies, it will open a new capital market all while maintaining compliance with existing securities regulations.
For companies not yet public, it will allow them to start trading in the crypto market and raise from crypto investors. They will also have a future option to move to traditional stock exchanges like the Nasdaq or NYSE.
Superstate’s Opening Bell platform aims to modernize capital markets by offering features such as 24/7 trading, instant settlement, and global accessibility.
The platform is designed to support both existing public companies and late-stage private firms seeking more flexible access to liquidity.
The first company to utilize Opening Bell is SOL Strategies. As a Canada-based firm focused on investing in and providing infrastructure for the Solana blockchain ecosystem, SOL Strategies is listed on the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) with Ticker symbol HODL
SOL Strategies plans to list its shares on the platform. This marks a significant step towards integrating traditional equity markets with blockchain technology.
Interestingly, the announcement comes after SOL Strategies acquired 122,524 $SOL on May 6.
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Superstate CEO Robert Leshner said in a recent interview, “Opening Bell aims to bring traditional public equities into Blockchain.”
It will allow investors to trade the publicly listed shares of equities on traditional exchanges as well as on the blockchains like Solana, Ethereum.
CEO Robert also said, “there is also an opportunity to replace the assets that are trading currently – mostly memecoins and crypto native tokens – and complement them with new asset – equity.
Companies that work with us can trade on the Nasdaq and Solana/Ethereum simultaneously
— Robert Leshner (@rleshner) May 8, 2025
Indeed, this can be a transformative shift in the kind of assets available for trade on blockchains. Presently, they’re generally memecoins and native crypto assets of the respective blockchains.
However, misplacement theory can’t be possible. Crypto assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum, stablecoins, DeFi tokens exist to store value. They fuel decentralized apps and protocols, collateralize loans, pay transaction fees, govern networks, etc.
While tokenized shares are ownership stakes in real‐world companies. They’re regulated just like the paper or book‑entry shares we’d buy on a traditional exchange. With Superstate’s Opening Bell, they will only now they live on‑chain.
Thus, Opening Bell won’t “wipe out” existing crypto‑asset trading. It will simply add a whole new asset class (tokenized public shares) to the same blockchains where we already trade ETH, BTC, stablecoins, etc.
This is also going to be a huge boost for RWA market as McKinsey projects about $2 trillion in tokenized assets by 2030.
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