Tokenized Stocks Face an Ownership Test as Solana and Emerging-Market Infrastructure Expand

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Tokenized Stocks Face an Ownership Test as Solana and Emerging-Market Infrastructure Expand

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Aurellix
September 6, 2026
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Today’s Focus
The boundary between “economic exposure” and “actual shareholding” in tokenized stocks is being challenged head-on by a listed company, with AMC demanding that Robinhood delist its Stock Token. Infrastructure is accelerating in parallel: Solana’s RWA ecosystem surpassed $18.5 billion with non-stablecoin assets doubling to $4.23 billion, India’s REC settled the country’s first tokenized corporate bond via the central bank’s wholesale CBDC, and South Korea’s three-stage roadmap takes effect in February 2027.

Industry Flash

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  • AMC executive challenges Robinhood’s tokenized stocks — AMC CEO Adam Aron publicly demanded that Robinhood delist its Stock Token tracking AMC’s price, calling it “unregistered and unrelated to AMC” and threatening to file with the SEC; Robinhood refused to back down, putting the ownership gap in tokenized stocks in focus
  • Solana RWA ecosystem tops $18.5 billion — stablecoins reached $16.4B by May while non-stablecoin RWA rose from $2.8B to $4.23B, capturing 97% of on-chain tokenized-stock trading volume in H1, with issuers shifting from crypto-native to institutions like Western Union and SoFi
  • India issues its first tokenized corporate bond — state-owned power finance company REC is raising up to INR 5 billion by combining bonds with the central bank’s wholesale CBDC for near-instant atomic settlement, compressing T+1 to seconds, with secondary-market infrastructure expected by December
  • South Korea FSC unveils a three-stage tokenization roadmap — the Electronic Securities Registration Act amendment takes effect in February 2027, first covering institutional money-market funds and corporate bonds, then expanding to public offerings and finally introducing stablecoin on-chain settlement across a market of roughly $5.36 trillion
  • Polymarket launches 67 perpetual markets — the prediction-market leader jumped from binary outcomes to fully leveraged derivatives spanning crypto, stocks, and commodities; Coinbase has simultaneously filed with the SEC for stock perpetuals, splitting the field into onshore regulated and offshore permissionless tracks
  • Securitize teams up with Socios on sports equity tokenization — the two plan compliant tokenization of minority stakes in professional sports clubs within a global market worth roughly $500 billion, potentially among the first projects under the EU’s DLT pilot regime
  • Ethena extends USDe yield to stock perpetuals — basis trading expands beyond BTC/ETH/SOL as stock-perp open interest climbs from $1B in March to $6.2B, with Hyperliquid and Binance annualized funding rates running as high as 14%/17.5%
  • 21 banks form a stablecoin joint venture — Bank of America, Citi, Goldman Sachs and 18 others plan a bank-reserve-backed dollar stablecoin in H1 2027 targeting GENIUS Act and MiCA compliance, as institutions seize control of settlement infrastructure
  • London Stock Exchange plans tokenized UK stocks — LSE is working with Kraken parent Payward to evaluate tokenized UK stocks that preserve shareholder rights, aiming to list xStocks on LSE 24 and begin trading in 2027
  • Singapore MAS proposes making its stablecoin framework law — the authority wants stablecoins 100% backed and redeemable at par with interest payments banned, with consultation on cross-border recognition and interest restrictions open until October 16
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