Tokenized Stocks Hit $1B TVL Amid Nasdaq SEC On-Chain Push

Nasdaq NDAQ: Tokenized Stocks, 23-Hour Trading Now: Nasdaq (NDAQ) advanced two concrete infrastructure moves: SEC signaled approval for tokenized securities trading and Nasdaq announced a partnership with Kraken’s xStocks, while Nasdaq also request… #stockmarket #ndaq

Weekly Capped Accelerated ETF Tracker – as of April 10, 2026 Our capped accelerated exchange-traded funds aim for 2X a stock’s monthly gain – up to a monthly “cap”. They also aim for 1X the downside if the stock drops for the month. The ETFs trade options to create the below payoff by the end of the month: • If the stock rises, the ETF doubles that move until it reaches the monthly cap.  • If the stock falls, the ETF drops the same amount as the stock. Caps reset at the start of each month, based on option prices and implied volatility. If you hold the ETF from the start of the month, you know the full cap that’s available. But if you buy during the month, it depends on where the ETF is trading at that point. • If the fund is down so far, there’s more upside potential left until it reaches the cap.  • If the fund is up so far, there’s less upside potential to the cap. The table shows the remaining upside % to the cap for each of our capped accelerated ETFs. Follow Leverage Shares ETFs for more updates. 

Weekly Capped Accelerated ETF Tracker – as of April 6, 2026 Our capped accelerated exchange-traded funds aim for 2X a stock’s monthly gain – up to a monthly “cap”. They also aim for 1X the downside if the stock drops for the month. The ETFs trade options to create the below payoff by the end of the month: • If the stock rises, the ETF doubles that move until it reaches the monthly cap. • If the stock falls, the ETF drops the same amount as the stock. Caps reset at the start of each month, based on option prices and implied volatility. If you hold the ETF from the start of the month, you know the full cap that’s available. But if you buy during the month, it depends on where the ETF is trading at that point. • If the fund is down so far, there’s more upside potential left until it reaches the cap. • If the fund is up so far, there’s less upside potential to the cap. The table shows the remaining upside % to the cap for each of our capped accelerated ETFs. Follow Leverage Shares ETFs for more updates. 

Weekly Capped Accelerated ETF Tracker – as of April 17, 2026 Our capped accelerated exchange-traded funds aim for 2X a stock’s monthly gain – up to a monthly “cap”. They also aim for 1X the downside if the stock drops for the month. The ETFs trade options to create the below payoff by the end of the month: • If the stock rises, the ETF doubles that move until it reaches the monthly cap. • If the stock falls, the ETF drops the same amount as the stock. Caps reset at the start of each month, based on option prices and implied volatility. If you hold the ETF from the start of the month, you know the full cap that’s available. But if you buy during the month, it depends on where the ETF is trading at that point. • If the fund is down so far, there’s more upside potential left until it reaches the cap. • If the fund is up so far, there’s less upside potential to the cap. The table shows the remaining upside % to the cap for each of our capped accelerated ETFs. Follow Leverage Shares ETFs for more updates.

Weekly Capped Accelerated ETF Tracker – as of March 27, 2026 Our capped accelerated exchange-traded funds aim for 2X a stock’s monthly gain – up to a monthly “cap”. They also aim for 1X the downside if the stock drops for the month. The ETFs trade options to create the below payoff by the end of the month: • If the stock rises, the ETF doubles that move until it reaches the monthly cap.  • If the stock falls, the ETF drops the same amount as the stock. Caps reset at the start of each month, based on option prices and implied volatility. If you hold the ETF from the start of the month, you know the full cap that’s available. But if you buy during the month, it depends on where the ETF is trading at that point. • If the fund is down so far, there’s more upside potential left until it reaches the cap.  • If the fund is up so far, there’s less upside potential to the cap. The table shows the remaining upside % to the cap for each of our capped accelerated ETFs. Follow Leverage Shares ETFs for more updates. 

Tokenized Stocks Are Not Stocks — SEC Just Re-Defined the Line 🧾 Since 2025, exchanges have started offering “on-chain U.S. stocks” and “stock exposure tokens.” But the market rarely makes one thing clear: Are you buying equity, or just buying price exposure? On 2026/1/29, the U.S. SEC released the Statement on Tokenized Securities, effectively re-labeling tokenized securities from a regulatory structure perspective. 1. Why did the SEC step in now? Because these products are already being sold to retail, while marketing language intentionally blurs “equity ownership” vs “price tracking.” Investors are left unsure whether they bought a stock, or just a tracking instrument. 2. How does the SEC define tokenized securities? Two structural models: 1️⃣ Issuer-Led ✅ Initiated by the original issuer or an authorized agent Blockchain is an upgrade for recordkeeping and transfer On-chain changes must match existing registration; rights/obligations stay the same → Clearer compliance path, but slower and more expensive (e.g., moving ETF holder registry on-chain) 2️⃣ Third-Party-Led ❌ Sponsored by a party with no direct issuer relationship Token transfers may not represent real ownership transfers Two sub-models: 1. Custodial tokenized securities: platform holds the stock; you hold a “receipt token” 2. Synthetic tokenized securities: tracks price like a derivative; no equity at all → Your key risk becomes platform credit + insolvency risk, not the security itself. 3. The SEC’s core stance 👉 Tokenization does not change legal responsibilities. If the economic reality fits a security or derivative, existing federal securities laws still apply—regardless of packaging. 4. What this means for Web3 “stock-like” products 🔹 Authorized + on-chain/off-chain consistency → closer to a “securities registry upgrade” 🔹 No authorization + simulated price exposure → closer to derivatives, with higher regulatory and risk burden 5. Apply the standard to popular cases 🔹 Ondo “on-chain U.S. stocks”: RWA-backed, but structurally custodial, not direct shareholder rights, dividends reflected via total-return tracking and reinvestment into token price 🔹 Robinhood “OpenAI on-chain equity certificate”: no official OpenAI cooperation, highly decoupled from real equity, no contractual dividend rights; counterparty is the platform 👉 When you see “tokenized stock,” do you first ask structure or ticker? Follow @MightyDAO 📲 for more structure-first analysis. #Tokenization #RWA #SEC #Web3 #CryptoRegulation #MightyDAO

🟠 Strategy proposes semi-monthly STRC dividend payments. STRC recorded $1.1 billion in a single trading day. Strategy is proposing to change the dividend schedule for its STRC preferred stock from monthly to twice-monthly. If approved by shareholders at the annual meeting on June 8, STRC would pay dividends twice per month. The firm argues the change could lead to "reduced reinvestment lag, enhanced liquidity, market efficiency, and increased price stability." First record date under the new schedule would be June 30, with the first payment expected July 15. STRC is a variable-rate perpetual preferred stock designed to trade near $100 par value with a variable monthly dividend, currently at an annualized rate of 11.5%. This week STRC recorded a $1.1 billion trading day, up nearly 50% from its previous high. Lyn Alden: STRC is now larger than all of Strategy's other preferred stocks combined. Strategy holds 780,897 BTC following its latest purchases. The full suite of preferred stocks (STRF, STRE, STRK, STRD, STRC) has helped the firm raise billions for bitcoin acquisitions. Moving to semi-monthly dividends would bring STRC closer to bond payment standards and potentially attract more conservative institutional investors. SOURCE: The Block

ICE Stock: Record Trading, Dividend Lift & Buyback: Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) saw surging trading activity, a raised quarterly dividend to $0.52, and a $3 billion share-repurchase authorization. Coupled with strong FY2025 results and investme… #stockmarket #ice

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🟠 Strategy's STRC hit $1.1 billion in daily volume. Preferred stock is powering the bitcoin buying engine. Strategy's STRC preferred stock recorded a $1.1 billion trading day on April 13, a nearly 47% jump from its previous high, with minimal price movement closing at par. Michael Saylor on X: "$1.156 billion of liquidity." The same day the firm bought 13,927 BTC for approximately $1 billion funded by selling over 10 million STRC shares. Total holdings reached 780,897 BTC. STRC is a variable-rate perpetual preferred stock paying an 11.5% monthly dividend designed to trade near $100. Investment strategist Lyn Alden: STRC is now larger than all of Strategy's other preferred stocks combined. STRC.live estimated roughly 10.6 million shares traded above key thresholds could correspond to approximately 7,130 BTC. These estimates should be treated cautiously as conversion is not direct. STRC is becoming the dominant funding vehicle for Strategy's "42/42" plan targeting $84 billion in capital raises through 2027. Bernstein: $2.1 billion raised from STRC year-to-date, $1.2 billion in a single week in March. $1.1 billion in daily volume in a single day shows where institutional demand sits: not in MSTR shares, but in the yield instrument. SOURCE: The Block