xStocks Hits $2B in Blockchain Trading Volume—Wall Street’s ’Disruptor’ Just Getting Started

Move over, NYSE—decentralized trading just hit a new milestone.

Tokenized assets go mainstream

xStocks' blockchain platform cracks $2 billion in volume, proving institutional money's finally waking up to 24/7 markets. No settlement delays, no paper certificates—just traders front-running the old guard.

Liquidity where it counts

The platform's wrapped stocks now handle more daily flow than some mid-tier exchanges. Traders clearly prefer atomic swaps over waiting three days for a wire—who knew?

The cynical take

Wall Street's still charging 2% management fees for index funds while crypto eats their lunch. Maybe they'll notice when xStocks hits $20B.

The xStocks ecosystem has witnessed considerable adoption, with more than 25,000 unique holders. Of all the tokens, the most widely held is TSLAx (Tesla) by 11,001 users, followed by SPYx (S&P 500 ETF) with 9,416, and NVDAx (NVIDIA) with 7,733 holders. 

xStocks’ Gaining Popularity

These tokenized stocks are majorly trading on well-known exchanges like Gate.io, Bitmart, and Bybit. Exchanges like MEXC, Hotcoin, VALR, Biconomy, and KuCoin also support xStocks trading. 

According to the data, Kraken holds the highest xStocks assets, valued around $8.7 million, followed by Gate.io with $5.4 million and Bybit with $4.5 million. The total assets under management (AUM) for all xStocks tokens is about $43.3 million.

Of all tokenized stocks, Tesla (TSLAx) has the largest AUM at more than $9.3 million, followed by SPYx (S&P 500 ETF) at $5.1 million and NVDAx (NVIDIA) at $4.6 million. Some of the most popular tokens include MSTRx (MicroStrategy), CRCLx (Circle), and AAPLx (Apple).

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