Galaxy Digital Shatters Records with 32K Tokenized Shares on Solana – Full Breakdown
Galaxy Digital just rewrote the rulebook—launching a staggering 32,000 tokenized shares directly on Solana's blockchain.
Why This Move Changes Everything
Forget slow-moving traditional finance. Galaxy’s pivot to Solana slashes settlement times from days to seconds—bypassing legacy intermediaries entirely. It’s a direct shot across the bow of conventional equity markets.
The Scale Speaks Volumes
Thirty-two thousand shares. That’s not a test run—it’s a full-scale invasion of TradFi territory. Each token represents real equity, tradable 24/7 without Wall Street’s bedtime curfew.
Solana’s Scalability Flex
Solana handles the load without breaking a sweat—proof that high-throughput chains aren’t just for memecoins anymore. The network’s low fees and speed make traditional stock exchanges look like dial-up internet.
Finance’s New Frontier—Or Its Unraveling?
Tokenization bridges decades-old securities with decentralized tech—whether traditional finance is ready or not. Sure, bankers might call it disruptive—everyone else calls it progress.
One cynical take? Maybe Wall Street finally found a use case for blockchain—after years of calling it a solution in search of a problem.
Key Takeaways
Solana has become the first chain to host a Nasdaq-listed equity with GLXY’s tokenization. Is this its moment to dominate the RWA rails?
After pulling off a stablecoin-settled IPO, fueling a memecoin launchpad, and rolling out major network upgrades, solana [SOL] is now clearly leaning into Real World Assets [RWA].
Earlier this year, on-chain RWAs on Solana topped $500 million all-time high. In technical terms, that’s real capital putting trust in Solana’s on-chain cost profile to park regulated assets on it.
In fact, Solana now ranks sixth in the RWA sector with about 3.15% market share. Sure, it’s still a long way from Ethereum’s $8.16 billion, but recent on-chain win suggests the network is steadily leveling up.
Solana hosts historic tokenized Nasdaq listing
In another power move, Solana is advancing its Wall Street ambitions.
Galaxy Digital (NASDAQ: GLXY) just made history by tokenizing 32,000 of its Class A shares on Solana, making it the first U.S. public company to put equity directly on-chain, enabling near-instant, 24/7 trading access.
Here’s why it matters: This kind of round-the-clock liquidity can’t happen off chain, making it a clear showcase of how blockchain rails can deliver capabilities that conventional markets can’t.

Source: Rwa.xyz
The chart above underscores this shift.
Out of 67,559 RWA holders, 59,433 are in public equity tokens. That’s about 88% of participants, showing that tokenized equities are the main driver of Solana’s on-chain RWA adoption.
In short, a U.S. public firm going live on Solana is a major milestone. But the real question is whether this shift represents Solana’s shot at owning the RWA rails, or just the first MOVE in a multi-chain race.
GLXY tokenization signals a major shift toward DeFi
Beyond RWAs, GLXY trading on-chain signals a deeper shift.
DeFi has led 2025 YTD gains, up 44%, outpacing RWAs at 38.7%. This shows serious liquidity moving into DeFi rails, and tokenized assets like GLXY are helping connect TradFi with on-chain markets in a real way.
Statistically, ethereum [ETH] still dominates DeFi. It holds a 59.65% market share, 1,593 protocols, and $91.77 billion in TVL. Yet, GLXY choosing Solana speaks volume of its on-chain rails gaining traction for tokenized assets.

Source: DeFiLlama
In short, Solana sits at a pivotal junction in the TradFi-to-DeFi shift.
With RWAs hitting new highs, stablecoin IPOs launching, and Galaxy Digital tokenizing the first U.S. equity on-chain, Solana is edging closer to its Wall Street dream, staking its claim in the multi-chain race.
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