The Solana-based DeFi superapp is capitalizing on demand for round-the-clock stock trading, with over 65% of tokenized equity volume happening outside traditional market hours
Turns out people really don’t want to wait for the New York Stock Exchange to open. Jupiter, the dominant decentralized exchange aggregator on Solana, has seen its off-market tokenized asset trading volume surge roughly 360% year-to-date, a figure that makes the platform’s already impressive ~300% overall routed volume growth look almost modest by comparison.
The number of on-chain tokenized equity holders has climbed to 759,000, marking a 449% YTD increase and a 73% jump month-over-month. Nearly three-quarters of a million people now hold tokenized stocks on-chain, and the pace is accelerating.
Why off-hours trading is the main event
Jupiter’s data makes this frustration quantifiable. Over 65% of tokenized equity volume on the platform is transacted during off-hours or weekends. In English: the majority of people trading tokenized stocks through Jupiter are doing so precisely when they can’t trade on Nasdaq or the NYSE.
Solana has positioned itself as the chain of choice for this activity, capturing approximately 85% of all on-chain tokenized equity transactions. Jupiter sits at the center of it.
The Securitize and Jump Trading playbook
Jupiter’s strategic partnership with Securitize and Jump Trading, formalized in May and June 2026, created the infrastructure for regulated on-chain tokenized US equities. Securitize handles the regulatory compliance side, while Jump Trading provides institutional-grade liquidity. Jupiter provides the user interface and DeFi composability.
Tokenized equities on Jupiter aren’t just sitting in wallets. They’re being put to work. As of July 23, 2026, tokenized equities used as collateral in DeFi lending hit an all-time high of $53 million. Jupiter Lend alone held around $20 million of that value.
Securitize is a registered transfer agent and SEC-registered platform. Jump Trading is one of the most established quantitative trading firms in the world.
Jupiter’s broader dominance on Solana
In Q3 2025, Jupiter recorded $176.8 billion in total spot trading volume. The platform now offers spot trading, perpetual contracts, and lending services. Adding tokenized equities to that mix was a natural extension, not a pivot.
The 449% YTD growth in tokenized equity holders suggests this isn’t a niche experiment anymore. For Solana’s ecosystem, the 85% market share figure suggests competing chains haven’t yet mounted a serious challenge in this category.
Jupiter’s JUP token holders should be paying attention to how the platform monetizes this flow. Trading fees on tokenized equity volume, lending revenue from Jupiter Lend’s $20 million in collateral, and potential future revenue from settlement services all represent expanding revenue streams that didn’t exist a year ago.
The risks are worth flagging too. Regulatory clarity around tokenized securities remains a moving target. While the Securitize partnership provides a compliance framework, any shift in SEC or CFTC posture toward on-chain equity trading could create headwinds. The concentration of 85% of activity on a single blockchain also creates infrastructure risk.
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