- Exodus partners with Superstate to bring its public stock onto Solana via the “Opening Bell” platform.
- The move follows its 2021 Algorand launch and is part of a multi-chain tokenization strategy, with Ethereum in sight.
- Solana’s price action turns bullish, trading above key technical levels amid growing tokenization hype.
Exodus is taking another leap into blockchain integration, this time moving its publicly traded Class A common stock onto the Solana network. Announced on August 8, 2025, the move comes through a partnership with Superstate, marking one of the first times a U.S.-listed company brings equity to Solana. The idea is simple but game-changing — give crypto-native investors the ability to hold and manage real company shares directly on-chain.
How Superstate’s “Opening Bell” Powers the Shift
The backbone of this launch is Superstate’s Opening Bell platform, led by Robert Leshner, the mind behind Compound. It’s designed to bridge traditional equity markets with blockchain infrastructure while operating fully under U.S. securities regulations. It handles live token issuance, on-chain recordkeeping, and compliance — the full package. For Exodus, it’s another step in making equity more accessible to Web3 users without losing the regulatory guardrails of traditional markets.
From Algorand to Multi-Chain Ambitions
This isn’t Exodus’s first time in the tokenization spotlight. Back in 2021, the company made headlines by tokenizing its stock on Algorand, becoming the first U.S. public firm to do so. Those EXOD tokens mirrored NYSE American-listed shares in every legal sense, but could be held in self-custody wallets. Now, by adding Solana to the mix — known for low fees and rapid settlement — Exodus moves closer to its longer-term vision: listing stock tokens across multiple blockchains, with Ethereum also on the roadmap.
Solana Price Sees Boost Amid Tokenization Buzz
The announcement landed just as Solana’s own price action started heating up. On the 4-hour chart, SOL traded at $177, above its 50-period EMA at $170.64. RSI sits near 64.86, hinting at more room for upside before overbought conditions hit. Volume spikes during upward moves suggest renewed investor energy, especially after SOL’s rebound from late-July lows under $150. While no one can pin a perfect price target, institutional-grade news like this could give Solana the momentum to test its mid-July highs again.
