Solana Labs launches Leap trading app for tokenized stocks, ETFs and crypto
The new mobile platform offers access to tokenized stocks, ETFs, commodities and crypto, with plans to use a portion of trading fees to buy and burn SOL.
Solana Labs introduced Leap on Thursday, a mobile trading app designed to provide access to crypto and tokenized traditional assets, with plans to use a portion of future trading fees to buy and burn SOL.
The company said early access begins November 5, positioning Leap as a trading platform covering tokenized stocks, exchange traded funds, commodities, currencies and cryptocurrencies, including meme coins.
According to Leap, the platform is built around the idea that Solana can support trading across multiple asset classes while providing retail investors with tools focused on trading discipline.
The company plans to allocate a share of every trading fee toward purchasing and burning SOL once fees become active, although it has not disclosed the percentage or implementation timeline.
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Leap also introduces a curated Home tab featuring daily market stories, allowing users to explore different asset classes and research potential trades within the application.
The platform includes portfolio tracking tools centered on profit and loss calculations, with breakeven prices accounting for deposits, withdrawals and trading fees across individual assets, positions and entire portfolios.
The launch adds another trading interface to Solana’s growing tokenized asset ecosystem, which already hosts tokenized equities and ETFs from providers including Ondo Finance and xStocks.
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