Securitize (SECZ) Surges 24.3% Following SEC’s Tokenized Stock Exemption

Huo Xing Finance reports that, on September 22, according to BIT (bit.com) market data, Securitize (SECZ), a U.S. digital asset tokenization platform, closed up 24.3% and further rose 3.7% in after-hours trading, with its stock price surpassing $14. On September 17, following the SEC’s approval of limited trading of tokenized stocks on blockchain platforms, Securitize’s opening stock price was $8.34, and it has since risen over 67.8%. Securitize is a licensed U.S. tokenization infrastructure company founded in 2017 and listed via SPAC in July 2026. It registers assets such as fund shares, private credit, and equities as blockchain-based securities and provides end-to-end services including transfer agency, brokerage, ATS trading, and fund administration. Key partners include BlackRock (tokenized money market fund BUIDL), Apollo, and KKR, with BlackRock serving as both a major client and investor. Securitize’s approach involves bringing institutional-grade, shareholder-rights-bearing true securities onto the blockchain—not synthetic stock tokens.