Securitize Adds Exxon, Uber and Disney Shares to Solana as Tokenized Stocks Hit 26

Securitize is stacking Wall Street names on Solana. The tokenized asset platform added 13 more US equities to the network, a list that includes ExxonMobil, Salesforce, Uber and Disney. That pushes its Solana stock menu to 26 tokens, each one tied to a one-to-one claim on a real share sitting in custody.

The company is drawing a hard line between its product and the pile of synthetic tokens that simply track a stock's price. Securitize says its shares are backed 1:1 by the underlying stock and are structured to preserve the investor rights and economic benefits that come with it. It also points out that issuer-sponsored tokenization can let holders convert their security entitlements into shares recorded straight on an issuer's register.

The timing is no accident. Solana's real-world asset market, excluding stablecoins, reached roughly $5.1 billion as of Nov. 2, up 17% over 30 days, according to RWA.xyz. Securitize accounts for about $1.1 billion of that total on the network, while the platform itself runs around $3.8 billion in total value locked.

For Solana, the addition keeps a quiet but steady pipeline flowing: more traditional equities, more custodial backing, more names investors already recognize. For Securitize, it's another step in the race to make tokenized stocks feel less like a crypto experiment and more like a brokerage account with a wallet attached.

What to watch next is whether the issuer-sponsored route gains traction, since that's the piece that could blur the line between a token and the share it represents. For now, the ticker list on Solana just got a lot more familiar.