Carlos Domingo

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Bankless · Securitize Just Went Public — Are We Still Tokenizing the World? · 23 Jul 2026 podcast

So we did two things.

First, we allow shareholders to tokenize their equity.

So through the transfer agent of our SPAC is Continental and then Securitize partnered with Continental to be their tokenization arm.

So through, in Intel, when you were receiving your shares of Securitize the last few days before we were listed, you got a notice saying, if you want to tokenize, you can just, you know, let us know.

And we offered two different chains, Avalanche and Toronto Star, but we're planning on expanding.

And then you could

You know, opt to receive your shares in tokenized form.

And I believe there was like, I can't remember how many shares, like 200,000 shares or something like that, that opted to tokenize.

So now it became the largest, you know, native, not native tokenized, largest tokenized asset, including the non-native ones.

I think the only other native one is Figure.

which is around 200 million or something like that.

I don't remember.

I think we are like 250 million.

But not only we allow them to tokenize, but we also turn on trading.

We're doing it in Solana for the time being because we're working with Jamf and Jamf has a prop AMM technology in Solana.

And that part of the trading was actually a lot more complicated than most people think because we are doing trading following all US regulations, which unfortunately for, you know,

for, you know, public equities are very cumbersome in terms of pricing, right?

Because as I mentioned, there's something that most people don't know, but there's some rules in public markets in the US that if you, you can buy shares in multiple places, right?

There's tons of like venues where traders can actually buy shares.

But if one place they're offering you $101 and the other one is offering you $102, the broker dealer has the obligation to route the trade to the one that offers the best price.

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