Wrote about this in the newsletter a while back. Tokenized stocks are going to bring an insane amount of volume to chains, and this is exactly what I meant.
Every venue that wants to trade these stocks needs the issuer's sign off. The SEC gave issuers a window to object to their shares trading on a venue, and that window is the whole game. xStocks has grown massively in the past 6 months, and it has done it the respectful way, issuer by issuer. That is why they are the ones adding pools by the thousand.
Now look at what is stacking up on Ink. Ink + xStocks + the Hyperliquid partnership + the TGE + a Kraken IPO. That is a lot of speculation pointed at one chain.
The builders at
@inkfndhq, people like
@cruelhandeth, are already building the unique products that capture this volume, like
@Quotrons404.
My angle in all of it is the liquidity. Liquidity providers are the vending machine owners of tokenized stocks. You stock the machine once, and every trade that runs through your pool pays you a little, all day, every day. When this volume shows up, I want to own the machines.