Tokenized stocks

The Stocks tab in Discover lists tokenized stocks, ETFs and pre-IPO shares on Solana, from issuers such as Backed (xStocks), Ondo, Backpack and PreStocks. You can put a bot on them like on any other coin.

Which tokens are listed

• Only tokens Jupiter verified and tagged as stocks: the issuers' own tokens, never look-alikes.
• Only those liquid enough to trade.
• The most traded come first.

What's different about them

• They trade around the clock. Each token follows its share's price, but while US markets are closed, liquidity thins and the token's price can drift from the share's.
• Their issuer can freeze tokens. That's normal for a regulated security, so for these verified issuers Tradyn shows it as a warning rather than a risk.
• Who may hold them is restricted. Issuers exclude some holders, US persons among others. Check the rules that apply where you live.

Multipliers for dividends and splits

Many tokenized stocks pass dividends and splits on to holders through a multiplier (Solana's scaled UI amount): a wallet shows the token's raw amount multiplied by it. On the coin's page, a warning such as Balances are rescaled by the issuer for dividends or splits (×1.49 now) tells you it applies.

In Tradyn, prices and amounts are shown as wallets and Jupiter show them. Behind the scenes, bots count in the token's raw units and read the multiplier from the blockchain every minute, so their stops, targets, break-even and P&L stay right. When the multiplier changes, for a dividend or a split, bots read prices in the unit that keeps them consistent with the price before: a split looks neither like a crash nor like a pump.