This week on Base: tokenized stocks hit a $144M daily volume record as Stonks lists 271 pairs and Mamo Stocks launches

A record day for tokenized stocks

Base, the Ethereum layer-2 network incubated by Coinbase, published its weekly recap on 7 November 2026 as an X Article titled “This Week on Base: Denim, Stocks Maxxing, and more”. The two headline items were announced earlier in the week and Exchange.news has already covered them: the Denim upgrade with 200ms blocks is live on mainnet, and Stocks Maxxing is a one-month builder competition with a $100K prize pool. The new information in this recap is mostly about how fast tokenized stocks are growing on the network.

Base says daily trading volume for tokenized stocks on Base reached a new all-time high of more than $144M, citing Blockworks data. It also says 31% of Coinbase-issued tokenized stocks on Base are deposited into Aave, citing Token Terminal. A tokenized stock is a token that tracks the price of a listed share, so the second figure means almost a third of these tokens are being used as collateral or supplied to a lending market rather than simply held. Base relays both numbers from data providers; it does not publish the underlying calculation in the recap.

Several apps widened their stock offerings at the same time. According to Base, Stonks now lists 271 tokenized stock pairs, including Visa, JPMorgan, Coca-Cola and Nike, Birdeye supports 57 Coinbase Tokenized Stocks in one dashboard, Oku enabled tokenized stock trading powered by Enso, and Beefy added more stock tokens such as NVDCc and GOOGLc. Mamo introduced Mamo Stocks, which lets users pick or build portfolios of Coinbase Tokenized Stocks, and Dialectic launched a product that accepts tokenized SpaceX shares as collateral to earn yield through Aave.

USDC, real estate and solar

Outside stocks, the recap lists new ways to put USDC on Base to work. Suno launched access to solar plants, where users deposit USDC and can follow projects from construction to energy production. Owney opened inside Coinbase Wallet with agents that move stablecoins between lending protocols, and Tenor crossed $50M in total deposits. Base does not give rates or returns for any of these products, so check each app’s own terms before depositing.

Real-world assets also moved forward. Base says Groma presented real estate issuance and redemption onchain through Uniswap permissioned pools, a hook that lets Uniswap pools restrict who can trade. Cap expanded its credit marketplace into film financing by backing the feature film Wake. Items Exchange.news has already reported separately include Paxos bringing PAXG to Base as collateral for Coinbase Borrow, Stripe Global Payouts in USDC, the Centrifuge and Pendle fixed-rate markets, and Aave’s tokenized stock markets.

Trading, agents and the rest of the list

The trading launches carry more risk. Veranta opened 1000x leverage on BTC and ETH, tradeupdown launched short-term up and down markets on stocks, crypto and commodities, and Ultramint opened a mainnet beta for prediction markets. Base also says Omen ranked third in prediction market volume, citing DeFi Llama. Leverage at that level means a very small price move against you can wipe out a position, so treat these products with care.

For builders and AI agents, Clanker launched v5 with creator-set buy and sell taxes, o1 open-sourced its launch contracts, Eco launched its Sauce SDK for transaction rules, Nami introduced a unified liquidity layer, and Alien Base used Denim for faster swaps. If you want to try Base apps, the Base app is Coinbase’s own wallet for the network and Phantom also supports Base. Always confirm Base is the selected network before receiving USDC. The recap does not say which countries each app serves.