Ratings / Tokenized equities
Tokenized equities
Measured onchain
$5.78B
1.7% of all capital OCB measures
Instruments
619
from 5 issuers
Chains
4
led by Solana
Tokenized exposure to individual listed company shares. Early, small, and concentrated in a handful of issuers — the same share is often available from more than one issuer under a different regulatory regime.
As of 2026-09-14, OnChain Benchmark measures $5.78B across 619 instruments from 5 issuers.
01 · The claim
You can buy the same company from more than one issuer. They are not the same product.
61 companies here are tokenized by more than one issuer. The share is the same — but the version you buy is not: its regulatory basis, who verifies custody, what it discloses, and, most visibly, who actually ends up holding it. That last one is the section below.
Who holds it
The same company, held by very different crowds.
You can buy the same stock from more than one issuer — and each version ends up in a different set of wallets. Pick a company to see how each issuer's version is owned.
“Top-10 wallets hold X%” means how much of the whole supply sits in just the ten largest accounts. When that share is high, a handful of holders own almost everything — if one of them sells, the price can move hard, and you are exposed to their exit. When it is low, the token is spread across many wallets, so no single holder can move it, and it behaves more like the real stock you know. Same company, different risk depending on who packages it.
61 companies · search or pick
The % is the highest measured top-10 holder share across a company’s versions; ×N is the number of issuers when none is measured yet.
Apple
Sold by 5 issuers. Each row is one version — who you buy it through — and how concentrated its holders are.
Where it lives
Solana carries 83% of every tokenized share we track.
Each bar is one chain; each slice inside it is one fund. The bars are drawn to scale, so the chain hosting the most funds is visibly the longest. Hover a slice to name the fund and, where we've read its holders, how concentrated it is.
Slices are sized equally — we count these shares onchain but do not yet value each fund, so the bar shows how many funds a chain carries, not their dollar weight. The top-10 holder share appears only where we’ve read a fund’s holders to depth.