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Ondo Global Markets, the tokenized securities arm of ONDO Finance, has crossed $1 billion in total value locked (TVL) in tokenized US stocks and ETFs. It reached the ten-figure milestone in under eight months from launch, becoming the first platform in this category to do so.
As of May 2026, Ondo Global Markets commands more than 70% of the market share in tokenized stocks and ETFs. Cumulative trading volume on the platform has exceeded $18 billion across its supported chains.
The platform operates on Solana, Ethereum, and BNB Chain and provides onchain access to more than 260 tokenized stocks and ETFs across various sectors.
Ondo Global Markets’ TVL doubled since January 2026, rising from about $500 million to $1 billion in roughly four to five months.
Ondo has also said that its tokenized stocks TVL has been growing at a faster rate than stablecoins in 2026.
Tokenized stocks are blockchain-based representations of real equities. The underlying US securities are held with regulated custodians, and the tokens represent ownership claims on those assets.
Trading occurs 24/7 rather than only during market hours, and fractional ownership is built in. Ondo Global Markets operates with KYC and AML compliance requirements.
Ondo’s $1 billion in tokenized stocks TVL is the first instance of a live platform reaching that threshold in a category that has emerged only within the past year. The reported 70%+ market share points to first-mover dominance in a market still in its early stages.
The platform’s cumulative $18 billion in trading volume suggests liquidity has already developed to a meaningful level.
BlackRock’s tokenized treasury fund and Franklin Templeton’s blockchain-based money market fund, alongside Ondo’s tokenized equities, are collectively building a case that traditional finance is moving onchain. The custodial structure—where underlying securities are held by regulated entities—introduces a layer of counterparty risk that does not exist with purely onchain assets.
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