Tokenized stocks had a significant week across Solana, popularly getting known as stocklana. The SEC introduced a temporary framework for certain onchain tokenized-stock venues, Backpack opened its securities infrastructure to Solana developers, and lending activity against tokenized equities picked up. Meanwhile @Solana continued to see growing tokenized-stock volume and new infrastructure developments. Read the full report ↓

Buy tokenized stocks. Borrow against them at 0% interest. Spout writes options against the collateral, with the premiums becoming yield for stablecoin lenders. Powered by @solana

We tore down the walls surrounding the world's most valuable markets. $70T+ in stocks are now accessible with rTokens @RealityFi_xyz This was made possible with the support of industry giants & close partners working together. We'll start with @arbitrum:

Once assets are tokenized, three key participants drive the financial ecosystem around them: holders, borrowers, and lenders. One is already invested, one needs access to liquidity off their investment and the other wants their investment to work. For most of financial history, the bank sat in the middle. It decided who qualified, how much they could borrow, what they had to put up as collateral, and what the lender earned. DeFi changed the middleman, but the basic relationship stayed the same. Spout Finance is realistically taking that relationship a step forward by bringing tokenized equities into the equation, where a retail investor can use their stocks as collateral to access liquidity without selling the position at 0% interest loans. On the other side, lenders provide the capital behind that liquidity. Pay attention, we are building a market where your assets themselves play a more active role.

Tokenized stocks are moving beyond ownership. This week brought new developments across tokenized equities, DeFi lending, institutional credit, stablecoins and @Solana. Read the full RWA roundup ↓

On Spout Finance, your tokenized stocks become a source of liquidity without requiring a sale. → Use tokenized stocks as collateral → Borrow stablecoins against their value → Access liquidity without ending your position Borrowing lets you access the asset’s value while keeping your position.

We’ve spent a lot of time thinking about what financial markets look like when the underlying assets move onchain. Not as a trend. As infrastructure. Our co-founders @MrReijn @Mierlo1999 joined Pirates Parley to discuss the ideas behind Spout Finance, the problems we’re solving, and where we think onchain finance is heading. Watch the full interview below.

The RWA market had a busy week. Tokenized stocks hit $3B in weekly volume, TradFi kept building onchain infrastructure, and @Solana continued upgrading the rails underneath it all. We put everything together in this week’s roundup. Read it below ↓

$1B of assets onchain makes for a great headline. But what those assets enable is the real story. Our co-founder and CEO @0xmryan, explains why tokenized assets need to do more than sit onchain.

Tokenized finance is moving beyond putting real-world assets onchain. This week, tokenized equities pushed deeper into lending and collateral, institutions moved further into onchain settlement, and Solana hit new milestones across governance, speed and RWA adoption. We broke down the biggest developments across RWA, DeFi, TradFi and Solana, and what they signal for the next phase of onchain finance. Read this week’s RWA Roundup:

0% APR sounds too good to be true, especially if you’re not sitting on thousands or millions of dollars So we made it simple: buy tokenized stocks, borrow USDC against them, and keep your exposure. Watch & Comment “0% interest” for a chance to get an access code.

Tokenized finance had a busy week. From tokenized equities entering lending markets to institutional credit moving further onchain, the market is starting to look different. We covered the biggest developments across RWA, DeFi, TradFi and Solana ecosystem in this week’s roundup. Read it here: