Ondo Global Markets has added 173 new token stocks and new ETFs to its platform, bringing its total catalog to over 430 stocks.
The new assets are available across Ethereum, Solana, and BNB Chain, and the batch covers some of the most actively traded sectors in public markets right now, such as artificial intelligence, robotics, quantum computing, defense technology, biomaterials, and data center energy. A few specialty products were cut as well, including BlackRock’s active ETFs and covered call income strategies.
It’s a big jump for one update. Adding 173 assets in one go is not a move for a platform that’s still testing the waters, but rather the kind of pace you’d expect from something that already has demand and is only shipping to fulfill it.
NOW LIVE: 173 new tokenized stocks and new ETFs.
Ondo Global Markets now has over 430 stock tokens and ETFs, with the latest batch covering the most important sectors and trends:
→ Artificial intelligence
→ Robots
→ Quantum
→ Defense technology
→ Critical materials
→ Data center power
→ BlackRock Active… pic.twitter.com/G4kB0CQ1I4— Ondo Finance (@OndoFinance) June 17, 2026
What’s in the new batch?
The sector spread here is the most interesting part of this release. AI and robotics make sense given the amount of capital that has chased them over the past year, but defense technology and biomaterials are a very different kind of signal. These sectors tend to get attention when there are real geopolitical pressures behind them, not just retail hype that keeps up with the trend. Whoever compiled this list was clearly observing what actually moves in the public markets, and did not mark up what was easier to encapsulate.
Ondo Global Markets allows users to gain exposure to these names without the need for a separate brokerage account, without the restrictions of market hours, and without the settlement delays that come with traditional stocks. It’s the same wallet people already use for everything else in the cryptocurrency space, just referring to a different asset class. This is what tokenization has been implementing for several years now, and this release is one of the clearer examples of it working at real scale rather than sitting in a beta program somewhere.
A few products in this batch, particularly BlackRock ETFs and covered call strategies, were not easily accessible to most retail cryptocurrency users even before the token entered the picture. So there’s an arrival story here that exists separately from the multi-strand story.
Why are three series important?
Ethereum, Solana, and BNB Chain all got the full catalog at the same time, avoiding a problem that has bedeviled a lot of tokenized products before: liquidity being disrupted on one network while everyone outside of it watches from a distance. A Solana resident trader does not need to log into Ethereum to access the same token inventory that an Ethereum user already owns. Three different ecosystems, three different user groups, and one common catalog underneath it all.
This distinction is more important than it may seem on paper. Token assets confined to one chain tend to remain specialized by default, they inherit whatever limitations that chain has, and anyone who is inactive there usually doesn’t bother to make the switch. Spreading the same catalog across three of the most active networks in the cryptocurrency space is a much more direct way to reach people than hoping that liquidity will eventually trickle down on its own.
It also points to the direction this may be heading across the wider industry. Tokenized securities are starting to look less like a feature tied to one particular blockchain, and more like an asset class that simply exists wherever liquidity accumulates. The chain becomes transverse. The origin itself is the point.
Birdeye is now tracking the full catalog
Birdeye has added support for all 173 new assets, bringing its total assets tracked for Ondo Finance to over 430 as well. This is worth noting in itself, since Birdeye is not an obscure tool, it is one of the platforms that a large number of cryptocurrency traders check daily to see the price action and liquidity on everything they hold.
When an analytics platform of this size builds support for something new, it’s usually because there’s enough demand from users to justify engineering work, not because the team is betting on a trend that hasn’t materialized yet. Anyone already tracking memecoin positions or DeFi holdings on Birdeye can now pull an AI token stock or defense technology ETF in the exact same interface, without needing a separate tool.
This type of integration tends to be the deciding factor in whether a new asset class actually sees regular use or only exists as a one-time headline. Meeting people where they actually are is often more important than the asset itself.
Disclosure: This is not trading or investment advice. Always do your research before purchasing any cryptocurrency or investing in any services.
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