Coinbase’s tokenized stocks on Base see 97-fold holder increase in 30 days

Coinbase official logo (public domain, Wikimedia Commons) — CryptoBriefing brand treatment Coinbase’s tokenized stocks on the Base blockchain have seen remarkable growth, with 46,700 asset holders marking a 97-fold increase in just 30 days, according to a tweet by CEO Brian Armstrong. This rapid uptake highlights a burgeoning interest in Base’s tokenized stock offerings, which are onchain representations of U.S. company shares. These stocks are not available to U.S. persons and are issued under Regulation S, with shares held in regulated custody. The surge in holders suggests a pattern of swift early adoption, potentially indicative of broader interest in tokenized assets. The Base platform has witnessed significant activity, with decentralized exchange volume for these tokenized stocks reaching approximately $227.7 million shortly after their launch. This aligns with an overall expansion in the tokenized stock market, which has seen activity measured in billions across the sector. The growth in asset holders and volume may be interpreted by markets as supportive of a potential Base token launch, though current odds remain low for a 2026 launch, with markets pricing a 7.5% likeliho...