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Solana Labs launches beta mobile trading app for tokenized stocks and crypto

Solana Labs launches beta mobile trading app for tokenized stocks and crypto Image: Decrypt
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Solana Labs launched a beta mobile trading app named Leap. The app allows users to trade tokenized stocks, exchange-traded funds, metals, currencies, and crypto from a single interface. Leap is currently available in early access on iPhone through Apple's TestFlight program, with an Android release planned soon. The app does not charge platform fees at launch, though network and routing costs apply.

Key points

  1. Solana Labs launched a beta mobile trading app called Leap on Thursday.
  2. The app lets users trade tokenized stocks, ETFs, metals, currencies, and crypto in one place.
  3. The app does not charge its own platform fees at launch, but network and routing costs apply.

Why it matters

The release provides a dedicated interface for trading tokenized traditional assets alongside crypto on the Solana network, with future fees planned to fund SOL buybacks and burns.

Price context · SOL

At publication
$89.89
Now
$89.20
Change since
−0.77%
7 days · dashed line = publication

Sources · 2 publishers

Decrypt Tier 1 First report
Solana Labs’ Leap Launches Mobile App for Trading Tokenized Stocks and Crypto
Crypto Briefing Tier 2
Solana Labs launches Leap, a beta app for trading tokenized stocks and crypto

Coverage timeline

  1. First reported by Decrypt
  2. Also reported by Crypto Briefing
  3. CryptoVideos brief published
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