Exodus to Bring Its Tokenized Public Stock to the Solana Blockchain; SOL Price Reacts

• Exodus is bringing its publicly traded, tokenized stock (EXOD) to the Solana blockchain.
• The company is partnering with Robert Leshner’s Superstate and its “Opening Bell” platform.
• Exodus was the first US public company to tokenize its stock, initially launching on Algorand.

Exodus is bringing its publicly traded stock to Solana. The company announced on Friday, August 8, 2025, a new partnership with Superstate to issue its Class A common stock as a token on the Solana blockchain, making it one of the first to do so.

How Superstate Is Bringing Public Stock On-Chain

The expansion onto Solana will be powered by Superstate’s “Opening Bell” platform. Led by Compound founder Robert Leshner, Superstate has positioned Opening Bell as a bridge for corporations to connect traditional equity with the digital asset world. 

The platform operates under U.S. securities laws and handles real-time token issuance and on-chain record keeping. By bringing its stock to another blockchain, Exodus aims to give more crypto-native investors direct access to its equity

A Multi-Chain Plan That Started on Algorand

Exodus made waves back in 2021 when it became the first U.S. public company to tokenize its common stock, choosing Algorand for its initial launch. These tokens, which trade under the ticker EXOD, are legally identical to the shares on the NYSE American exchange but can be held directly by investors in self-custody wallets.

The company will now bring this same structure to Solana, a blockchain known for its fast settlement times and low fees. According to Exodus’s SEC filing, the move is part of a longer-term goal to list its stock tokens on a range of top blockchains, including Ethereum

Solana’s Price Reacts as Tokenization Narrative Grows

This news comes as Solana’s own price action is showing strength. On the 4-hour chart, SOL trades at $177, pushing above the 50-period EMA currently at $170.64. This bullish momentum could help attract further attention to institutional use cases like the one Exodus is building.

So what’s SOL price target? With major adoption news like this, everyone wants to know where the price could go. Here is CoinEdition’s long-term Solana price prediction.

The RSI stands at 64.86, approaching overbought territory but still suggesting room for further upside. Volume remains steady, with visible increases during upward swings, hinting at renewed investor activity. After a late July correction that brought SOL below $150, the asset has since recovered over 17%, climbing back toward its mid-July highs.

What’s next for Solana? This Exodus deal is big, but a BlackRock ETF would be even bigger. Here’s our analysis on how likely it is to happen.