# More than 70 assets set for tokenization as stocks and ETFs move toward 24/7 trading

By Riza Dagoc

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Published: 2026-11-12T01:20:23.000Z
Updated: 2026-11-12T01:20:23.000Z
Section: Investing

> Securitize is working with OKX to tokenize more than 70 assets for 24/7 trading, while its RiverOne acquisition aims to connect stablecoins with real-world asset lending.

Tokenization is expanding the scope for round-the-clock trading in stocks and ETFs on blockchain networks. A parallel push aims to connect stablecoins with lending against real-world assets, extending their use in financing.

In a November 11 interview on The Wolf of All Streets, Securitize CEO Carlos Domingo said the company was working with OKX to tokenize more than 70 assets. The assets would trade 24 hours a day, seven days a week through an automated market maker.

Domingo said Securitize had worked with OKX to create the tokens and handle corporate actions in accordance with SEC rules. Trading would use Uniswap version 4 and its permission controls. Some market makers were already on board, with more expected to join, he said.

The project changed its approach to recruiting issuers after encountering resistance from large corporations, Domingo said. He described those companies as conservative about new initiatives. The team subsequently focused on technology-oriented, crypto-friendly companies and ETF providers seeking additional trading volume.

Strategy shares and four of its preferred stocks would be included, Domingo said. He highlighted STRC, explaining that some protocols use it as an underlying source of yield without holding the asset onchain or having access to continuous trading. Tokenization could help change how those protocols operate, he said.

Securitize's acquisition of RiverOne is intended to connect stablecoins with real-world asset financing. Domingo said RiverOne was building a platform to source stablecoins and underwrite loans backed by assets. That could fund mortgages or vehicle purchases, with the resulting loans subsequently tokenized for use in the onchain economy.

Domingo put the stablecoin market at $220 billion and said around 10% was being used to earn yield in DeFi, exposing holders to protocol and collateral risks. He argued that asset-backed finance could offer stablecoin issuers and holders a comparatively safer source of yield. He estimated the asset-backed finance market at $6 trillion.

RiverOne uses AI agents to shorten loan underwriting, a process that typically involves substantial manual work, Domingo said. He cited speed to market as the reason for acquiring the business instead of developing the platform internally, arguing that buying the right company and team could accelerate expansion in a rapidly growing industry.