Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Nasdaq just put Wall Street's market data on a crypto coin most people have never heard of, and the company that settles almost every US stock trade is quietly moving onto crypto too.
I break down which coins these giants picked and why it matters for your money inside our group. Join at skool.com/coinpicksgenesis, the link is also in my bio.
Start with Nasdaq. It is now the biggest stock exchange in the world, ahead of the New York Stock Exchange, home to Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon, with over 35 trillion dollars in listed companies. On June 30, 2026, Nasdaq brought its TotalView market data to a small crypto network called Pyth. Pyth became the first on chain network to distribute Nasdaq's data. That coin trades for around 4 cents.
Then look at the back end. There is a company called the DTCC that you have probably never heard of. It settles nearly every stock trade in America and its custody just passed 100 trillion dollars. The DTCC set a July pilot and an October 2026 launch to start tokenizing real securities, which means turning stocks and bonds into blockchain tokens. And its blockchain push leans on two coins that have been public for years, Stellar and Chainlink. Stellar is the settlement chain for tokenized assets. Chainlink powers a separate 24/7 collateral system.
So the front of the stock market and the back of the stock market are both moving onto crypto rails at the same time, built on coins anyone with an internet connection could already buy. This is not a coin pump. It is the plumbing of the entire market getting rebuilt in plain sight.
The only question is whether you see it before everyone else does.
Nasdaq just put Wall Street's market data on a crypto coin most people have never heard of, and the company that settles almost every US stock trade is quietly moving onto crypto too.
I break down which coins these giants picked and why it matters for your money inside our group. Join at skool.com/coinpicksgenesis, the link is also in my bio.
Start with Nasdaq. It is now the biggest stock exchange in the world, ahead of the New York Stock Exchange, home to Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon, with over 35 trillion dollars in listed companies. On June 30, 2026, Nasdaq brought its TotalView market data to a small crypto network called Pyth. Pyth became the first on chain network to distribute Nasdaq's data. That coin trades for around 4 cents.
Then look at the back end. There is a company called the DTCC that you have probably never heard of. It settles nearly every stock trade in America and its custody just passed 100 trillion dollars. The DTCC set a July pilot and an October 2026 launch to start tokenizing real securities, which means turning stocks and bonds into blockchain tokens. And its blockchain push leans on two coins that have been public for years, Stellar and Chainlink. Stellar is the settlement chain for tokenized assets. Chainlink powers a separate 24/7 collateral system.
So the front of the stock market and the back of the stock market are both moving onto crypto rails at the same time, built on coins anyone with an internet connection could already buy. This is not a coin pump. It is the plumbing of the entire market getting rebuilt in plain sight.
The only question is whether you see it before everyone else does.
