US-listed crypto firm Securitize jumped 24.3% in US stock trading, lifting its cumulative gain to 67.8% after tokenized stocks were granted an "innovation exemption".

According to market data from BIT (bit.com), U.S. digital asset tokenization platform Securitize (ticker: SECZ) closed up 24.3%, and gained an additional 3.7% in after-hours trading, pushing its share price above $14. On September 17, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved limited trading of tokenized stocks on on-chain platforms. Since then, SECZ has surged over 67.8% from its opening price of $8.34 that day. Founded in 2017, Securitize is a U.S.-licensed tokenization infrastructure company that went public via a SPAC merger in July 2026. It registers assets such as fund shares, private credit, and stocks as on-chain securities, offering end-to-end services including transfer agency, brokerage, Alternative Trading System (ATS) trading, and fund administration. Its partners include BlackRock (for its tokenized money market fund BUIDL), Apollo, and KKR, with BlackRock serving as a key client and investor. Securitize’s approach focuses on tokenizing real securities with shareholder rights for institutional use cases, rather than synthetic equity tokens.