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Solana Labs launches Leap iOS beta for tokenized assets

Solana Labs launches Leap iOS beta for tokenized assets Image: NewsBTC
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Solana Labs released an early‑access beta of its Leap app on iOS on November 5. The app lets users swap on‑chain tokenized stocks, ETFs, metals, currencies and cryptocurrencies. It is currently limited to certain regions and is not available to U.S. users. The launch follows Solana's broader push to expand tokenized‑asset infrastructure. Observers note the need to monitor regional eligibility and user experience as the beta progresses.

Key points

  1. The app supports on‑chain swaps of tokenized stocks, ETFs, metals, currencies and crypto.
  2. Availability is limited, U.S. users and other restricted regions cannot access the beta.
  3. The launch aligns with Solana Labs' effort to grow its tokenized‑asset ecosystem.

Why it matters

The beta gives crypto users a unified mobile interface for trading tokenized securities and digital assets, potentially expanding on‑chain market participation. Regional restrictions, however, limit immediate adoption.

Price context · SOL

At publication
$89.09
Now
$89.12
Change since
+0.03%
7 days · dashed line = publication

Sources · 2 publishers

Crypto Briefing Tier 2 First report
Solana Labs launches Leap iPhone beta for crypto swaps, SOL price dips 6%
NewsBTC Tier 2
Solana Labs-Backed Leap Launches Beta App for Tokenized Stocks and Crypto

Coverage timeline

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