Blockchain.com Adds 173 Tokenized Stocks And ETFs Via Ondo Finance Partnership

Blockchain.com said it added 173 tokenized stocks and exchange-traded funds through a partnership with Ondo Finance, bringing its tokenized traditional-asset catalog to more than 430 offerings across Ethereum, Solana and BNB Chain.

The new listings include tokenized exposure to private company shares, active exchange-traded funds, Treasury products and covered-call strategies, with Blockchain.com highlighting SpaceX's SPCX token among the additions.

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Blockchain.com said the assets are available immediately through Ondo's routing and liquidity infrastructure, which supports trading across all 173 new listings at launch.

RWA.xyz data cited by Cointelegraph and Cryptonews.net put tokenized equities at roughly $1.57 billion in distributed value, up nearly fivefold from about $330 million a year ago, with tokenized shares of public companies, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and private firms included.

The same reporting said the launch came a week after Blockchain.com introduced a SpaceX-linked perpetual contract for institutional clients, expanding its push into tokenized and traditional financial markets.

Cointelegraph and Cryptonews.net both tied the broader push into tokenized equities to SpaceX-linked products, describing offerings ranging from tokenized IPO access and pre-IPO contracts to perpetual futures linked to the company's shares.

Binance said its SpaceX tokenized IPO offering attracted more than $557 million in USDC deposits from users seeking exposure to the listing, according to the reporting.

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The same accounts said the SpaceX IPO also highlighted challenges, with several exchanges including Binance, Bybit, Bitget Wallet and MEXC forced to cancel tokenized SpaceX offerings and issue refunds after failing to secure share allocations.

Cryptonews.net and Cointelegraph said many of those products relied on Kraken-owned xStocks for distribution and settlement infrastructure.

Reuters was cited in both accounts as saying the IPO was reportedly nearly four times oversubscribed, attracting more than $250 billion in investor demand for a $75 billion offering.

Yellow’s guide framed stock perpetual contracts as a fast-growing crypto derivatives segment that lets traders speculate on tokenized equities without owning the underlying shares directly, using stablecoin collateral such as USDT or USDC.

“Key Takeaways - The top 5 crypto exchanges offering stock perpetual contracts in 2026 are Bitget, Hyperliquid, Binance, Phemex, and BitMEX, based on liquidity, leverage options, trading fees, and overall derivatives infrastructure”

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It said stock perpetual contracts do not expire and that exchanges use a funding-rate mechanism to keep perpetual prices closely aligned with the underlying stock market price.

The article listed Bitget, Hyperliquid, Binance, Phemex, and BitMEX as the top exchanges offering stock perpetual contracts in 2026, and it said Bitget supports more than 40 stock perpetual pairs with up to 100x leverage.

Yellow also gave Bitget’s trading-fee figures, saying futures fees start at 0.02% maker / 0.06% taker, and described the platform as offering 24/7 access through a high-performance decentralized order book for Hyperliquid.

In the same piece, Bitget was described as the world’s largest Universal Exchange (UEX) with 120M+ total users, while the guide said stock perpetual pairs include TSLAUSDT, NVDAUSDT, AAPLUSDT and MSTRUSDT.