What are tokenised stocks?

Tokenised stocks are digital versions of traditional shares that trade on blockchain networks.

How many people hold tokenised stocks?

Crypto.news reported that tokenised stocks now have more than 752,000 holders worldwide.

Why is Robinhood Markets (NASDAQ:HOOD) important?

Robinhood Markets (NASDAQ:HOOD) has helped drive adoption by expanding its tokenised stock platform.

What are the benefits of tokenised stocks?

Tokenised stocks can offer faster settlement, round-the-clock trading and lower investment barriers.

Why is interest in tokenised stocks growing?

More financial companies are launching tokenised products as investors seek easier access to global markets.

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Tokenised stocks reach 752,000 holders

Written by Liezl GambePublished Jul 28, 2026, 2:39 AM

Tokenised stocks now have more than 752,000 holders worldwide.
Robinhood Markets is driving much of the recent growth in the sector.
The expansion reflects growing demand for blockchain-based versions of traditional shares.

Tokenised stocks have reached more than 752,000 holders, with Robinhood Markets helping drive adoption through its growing blockchain trading platform.

The total number of holders has climbed as more platforms offer tokenised shares that let investors trade traditional stocks on blockchain networks.

The report said tokenised stocks allow users to trade around the clock, settle transactions faster and access shares with smaller investment amounts.

Robinhood recently expanded its tokenised stock offering as competition grows among companies bringing traditional financial assets onto blockchain networks.

The latest figures suggest tokenised stocks are becoming more widely used as investors look for faster and more flexible ways to access global markets.