It was announced on Wednesday that Sologenic’s partner, Texture Capital, has received regulatory approval to launch a platform that enables US investors to trade publicly listed stocks using stablecoins.
Its new retail platform, called SoloTex, will debut in the fourth quarter of 2025, the New York-based brokerage, which is registered with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and a member of FINRA, said.
The platform will allow investors to exchange stablecoins for US stocks like Apple or Tesla, with each purchase represented as a “stock token” in their cryptocurrency wallet.
Each token corresponds 1:1 to a share of the underlying stock, held by a clearing broker, and carries full shareholder rights, including dividends and voting. SoloTex also supports extended trading hours to keep in line with the 24-hour nature of digital asset markets.
“I believe Texture Capital’s FINRA approval will pave the way for a new era of token capital markets,” said Richard Johnson, CEO of Texture Capital. “SoloTex enables crypto users to reallocate from USDC and purchase any stocks like Apple or Tesla, view those assets alongside their existing crypto holdings, and continue to get the protection and benefits of real stock ownership.”
Sologenic CEO Mike McCluskey said the launch delivers on his promise to bring traditional financing to Web3.
Unlike offshore or synthetic products, SoloTex provides direct exposure to regulated US equities, reducing counterparty risk and ensuring full shareholder protection.