10.16.2025

Texture Capital Approved to Trade U.S. Stock Tokens

10.16.2025
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Sologenic partner Texture Capital — an SEC-registered broker-dealer and FINRA member — announced that it received regulatory approval to launch a retail trading platform to provide U.S. investors with direct, regulated access to publicly listed U.S. equities, with “stock tokens” held in their cryptocurrency wallets.

The platform, called SoloTex, will allow U.S. retail traders to access U.S. equity markets with stablecoins, including any stock available in major U.S. equity markets. Upon executing a transaction, the buyer will receive a stock token which is minted on-demand at the time of purchase. Each stock token corresponds 1:1 with a share of the underlying stock held in the custody of the clearing broker, ensuring that investors receive full shareholder rights—including dividends and voting. In addition, the platform supports extended trading hours to align with the 24-hour trading cycle inherent to on-chain finance. SoloTex will debut in Q4 2025 offering retail investors access to U.S. stock markets from their crypto wallets, with tokens minted to reflect their positions.

“I believe Texture Capital’s FINRA approval will pave the way to a new era of tokenized capital markets,” said Richard Johnson, CEO of Texture Capital.  “SoloTex enables crypto users to reallocate from USDC and buy any stocks such as Apple or Tesla, see those assets alongside their existing crypto holdings, and still receive the protections and benefits of real share ownership.  We’re excited to bring this groundbreaking product to market.”

Mike McCluskey, CEO of Sologenic, added: “Our mission has always been to bring traditional finance to Web3, and SoloTex delivers on this promise by giving crypto investors access to public equities with positions represented as tokens through a familiar, self‑custodial wallet. We believe this is a first for the U.S. market and it sets the stage for a new era of asset ownership through tokenization.”

SoloTex fundamentally differs from offshore, synthetic, or SPV‑based products currently available in the market.  In contrast to SoloTex, these competitor products may (i) be unavailable to U.S. investors, (ii) lack typical shareholder rights, (iii) involve increased counterparty risk (i.e., contractual privity is with SPV rather than underlying equity issuer), (iv) offer a limited selection of U.S. equities, or (v) experience de-pegging from the underlying equity’s price (i.e., pricing may deviate from equities’ public market prices, since liquidity is limited to the SPV pool and its users).

SoloTex Legal Advisor Ashley Ebersole, added: “Offering actual tokenized U.S. equities to the U.S. market has always been the holy grail. The SEC and FINRA have made notable progress this year, but technology moves fast and regulations have not yet caught up with it. It’s on all of us in the industry to keep advancing things while we have SEC leadership that is aligned with our financial innovation goals. SoloTex represents the leading edge of innovation within established regulatory architecture, and we will continue to innovate towards fully tokenized capital markets as regulations permit.”

Source: Texture Capital

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