Most tokenized stock trading on Jupiter happens after Wall Street closes

Wall Street closes for the evening. Onchain stock traders apparently treat that as the starting gun.

Jupiter, the decentralized exchange aggregator on Solana, reports that over 63% of its tokenized equity trading volume happens outside standard US market hours. On BNB Chain, the off-hours share is even higher, at more than 70%.

The timing matters because the sector is growing fast. Onchain tokenized equities reached a record $3.8 billion in circulating supply by early October 2026, up 590% year to date.

The numbers behind the night shift

Here is how the off-hours share breaks down across chains, based on October 2026 figures:

BNB Chain: more than 70% of tokenized equity volume occurs outside US market hours.

Solana (Jupiter): 63% of tokenized equity volume lands outside the traditional session.

Base: nearly 60% of tokenized equity volume takes place outside traditional market hours.

Jupiter’s latest reading also fits its own history. Earlier Jupiter-specific data showed off-hours trading making up between 55% and 68% of total volume.

Volume is climbing alongside it. Jupiter reported 50% month-over-month growth in tokenized asset trading volume around mid-October 2026.

The user base has expanded too. Tokenized equity holders onchain reached 1.9 million by early September 2026, a 73% jump from approximately 967,000 holders in early August.

How Jupiter got into the stock business

A key piece of the story dates to May 5, 2026. That is when Securitize, Jump Trading, and Jupiter formed a partnership aimed at enabling compliant trading of tokenized equities on Solana.

Since then, the growth has been steep. The $3.8 billion circulating supply figure represents growth of somewhere between 483% and 590% for the year, depending on which measurement source you use.

What this means for traders and markets

Round-the-clock access is the one thing tokenization offers that traditional exchanges currently cannot. That gives onchain venues like Jupiter a distinctive pitch, rather than simply competing as a cheaper or faster version of a brokerage app.

There are open questions worth tracking. Liquidity during off-hours depends on market makers being willing to quote prices while the underlying exchange is closed, which is exactly the gap a firm like Jump Trading is positioned to fill.

The next checkpoints are straightforward. Watch whether Jupiter’s month-over-month volume growth holds after its 50% jump, and whether the holder count keeps expanding from 1.9 million.

Also watch whether the off-hours share on Solana drifts toward the BNB Chain level above 70%.