【Crypto World】An interesting trend: Securitize is preparing to launch on-chain stock products, scheduled to be implemented in Q1 2026.
This is not a synthetic asset or IOU certificate, but real, regulated shares with actual value. The issuer will record these shares directly on the chain, and they will also be registered in traditional equity structures. The tokens held by investors represent complete shareholder rights—including dividends and proxy voting—which is key.
You can think of it this way: a mapped version of traditional stocks on the chain, but it inherently has legal validity. No longer a complex intermediate step like “I have a paper certificate corresponding to an on-chain IOU,” but the tokens themselves are legally recognized share certificates.
Once this step is achieved, it will significantly improve equity trading, liquidity, and settlement efficiency. Securitize’s goal is to break down the barrier between traditional finance and the on-chain world—not to bypass it, but to truly connect them.
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OffchainWinner
· 12-20 01:12
Oh wow, this is the real bridge, not those superficial IOUs.
Wait, are dividend rights and voting rights confirmed on-chain? Then what’s the use of traditional brokers?
We still have to wait more than a year until 2026, and by then, who knows how many new policies will have emerged.
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OnchainUndercover
· 12-20 01:07
We still have to wait until 2026, but this thing is really impressive.
Real shares going on the chain? If it truly materializes, it will be a game-changer.
Everyone talks about RWA, and now we're finally seeing some real substance.
Dividend voting rights are included, not just some empty IOUs—it's truly different.
Regulatory-compliant stock trading on the blockchain, liquidity will be explosive.
Let's wait until 2026 and see what tricks Securitize can come up with.
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gas_fee_therapy
· 12-19 23:38
Wait, is this really not an IOU? Does it have dividend rights and voting rights? How much compliance is needed for this to pass?
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BearMarketBard
· 12-18 01:12
Wait, there really are voting rights and dividends? If this actually gets implemented, wouldn't it directly revolutionize equity trading?
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WalletManager
· 12-17 01:49
Hold tight to the chips, this time we're really going to change the game... But it depends on how the contract audit turns out. Private key management must be flawless.
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NervousFingers
· 12-17 01:47
Wait, can there really be dividends and voting rights? If this really materializes, it would be truly groundbreaking.
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We still have to wait more than a year until 2026; who knows what will happen by then.
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Basically, it's about tokenizing equity, but the key is whether regulators will approve it.
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Legal on-chain stocks? Honestly, that sounds a bit too idealistic.
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With on-chain stocks, those NFT projects would become awkward.
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Improving liquidity is genuinely needed, but the advantage of fast on-chain settlement might be overstated.
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Securitize is causing trouble again. Will this succeed this time?
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Tokens themselves are shares? Isn't that just returning to centralization? Haha.
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I just want to know what the real difference is between this and ISIN.
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Connecting traditional finance with Web3—after all these years of talking, are we finally going to get serious?
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BloodInStreets
· 12-17 01:47
Is it going to be 2026 again before it materializes? I think you need to buy the dip and buy the dip again to wait for it. The real barrier hasn't been broken through yet; the regulatory hurdle is the real killer of the market.
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FlatlineTrader
· 12-17 01:39
Wait, is this for real? The token is directly a legally recognized share certificate? If this really comes to fruition, it’s going to be incredible.
Now the traditional finance folks should be panicking; liquidity will skyrocket.
Call it innovation in a nice way, or in a harsh way, it’s about who’s being overthrown.
But 2026 is still a long way off... It’s a bit too far, and I’m worried it’s just another PPT wealth creation.
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ForkThisDAO
· 12-17 01:32
Wait, can there really be dividends and voting rights? If this actually materializes, how many people will have to change careers?
On-chain stocks are here: See how Securitize is bringing real shares onto the blockchain
【Crypto World】An interesting trend: Securitize is preparing to launch on-chain stock products, scheduled to be implemented in Q1 2026.
This is not a synthetic asset or IOU certificate, but real, regulated shares with actual value. The issuer will record these shares directly on the chain, and they will also be registered in traditional equity structures. The tokens held by investors represent complete shareholder rights—including dividends and proxy voting—which is key.
You can think of it this way: a mapped version of traditional stocks on the chain, but it inherently has legal validity. No longer a complex intermediate step like “I have a paper certificate corresponding to an on-chain IOU,” but the tokens themselves are legally recognized share certificates.
Once this step is achieved, it will significantly improve equity trading, liquidity, and settlement efficiency. Securitize’s goal is to break down the barrier between traditional finance and the on-chain world—not to bypass it, but to truly connect them.