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NYSE has added Broadridge, Computershare, Equiniti, and Superstate to support its upcoming tokenized securities platform, alongside previously announced partners. Herbalife reported 6% net sales growth in Q3, marking its fifth consecutive quarter of expansion. Brunswick Corporation celebrated 100 years on the NYSE, and Enerpac Tool Group rang the closing bell ahead of its investor day.

Solana processed $3.9B in tokenized stock trades in October 2026, with Securitize adding 13 stocks including ExxonMobil, Salesforce, and Disney. SOL price fell 21% in a month, trading at $93. Ethereum remains steady at $2,267. Solana's network fees are its only connection to these trades, as USDC is used for settlements. Securitize plans to support NYSE and OKXICE platforms. Ethereum still leads, with 50 companies objecting to unsponsored tokenized shares.

Securitize Corp. (NYSE:SECZ) added 13 U.S. equities to its blockchain-based stock offering, totaling 25 stocks. New additions include Arista Networks, Exxon Mobil, and Uber Technologies. The tokens trade on the Solana blockchain, backed 1:1 by underlying shares, and preserve shareholder rights. Trading is available beyond traditional market hours, with plans for 24/7 availability.

Securitize plans to integrate with Stellar (XLM), expanding its regulated tokenization infrastructure to the 17th network. This move aims to provide institutional asset managers more options for issuing and distributing tokenized financial assets. XLM is trading at $0.1696, with historical October losses noted.

Securitize (SECZ), Archax, and Pontoro are developing projects on the Stellar (XLM) network, but these initiatives have not significantly increased demand for XLM. Securitize plans to tokenize financial assets on Stellar, though details on specific funds and launch dates are pending. XLM is trading at $0.17, up 1.0% over 24 hours but down 26.9% over 30 days. Securitize reported a 5% revenue decline in Q2, with tokenization revenue falling 12%. The company has $350 million in cash and no debt.

Securitize (SECZ) added Stellar to its supported blockchains, joining Ethereum, Solana, and Avalanche. Stellar is known for speed, scalability, and compliance features. Securitize, which tokenizes real-world assets, went public in July and closed at $8.16 on Tuesday. Franklin Templeton and MoneyGram use Stellar for tokenized funds and money transfers.

Securitize's (SECZ) tokenized stock value dropped over 50% in a month, from $430.4M to $208.6M, while Circle's (CRCL) tokenized shares gained 20%, reaching $383.6M. SECZ's NYSE shares also fell, closing at $7.80 with a market cap of $1.27B. Citi downgraded SECZ to Neutral, citing tokenization revenue concerns.

Securitize has launched 12 tokenized U.S. equities on Solana, including Apple, Microsoft, and Tesla. Each token is backed by a real share held in a segregated account. Eligible investors can trade these tokens using USDC, with access subject to regulatory requirements. The offering combines blockchain technology with regulated brokerage services.

ARK Invest's Venture Fund (ARKVX) reported a 3.30% return in Q3 2026, with Kalshi and Tenstorrent as top performers. Kalshi expanded into crypto derivatives, while Securitize completed its SPAC merger and began trading on the NYSE under SECZ. SpaceX weighed on performance due to capital requirements and execution risks. The fund also initiated new private investments and saw $55M in redemptions.

Securitize CEO Carlos Domingo claims tokenized trading offers public companies more liquidity and broader investor access. Securitize Stocks launched with 12 tokenized US equities, including AAPL, NVDA, and TSLA, on the Solana blockchain. The company aims to list 75 tokenized stocks by year-end. SECZ reported $5B in tokenized assets under management and $15.6B in trading volume in September 2026. StoneX raised its price target to $18 and projects $200M revenue by 2028.