Securitize secures multiple investments from Blockchain Capital after tokenization partnership proves the model works

Securitize, a prominent tokenization platform, successfully completed a SPAC merger with Cantor Equity Partners II to go public on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker SECZ on July 1, 2026. Blockchain Capital, an early adopter that utilized Securitize to tokenize its Fund III in 2017, has solidified its support by securing a 6% stake in the newly public entity. According to an SEC filing from July 9, 2026, Blockchain Capital rolled over approximately 9.83 million shares to maintain this position. This investment follows a long-standing partnership that included Blockchain Capital’s participation in Securitize’s 2021 Series B funding round. As of mid-2026, Securitize has successfully tokenized over $4 billion in assets, including the BlackRock BUIDL fund. Furthermore, the company has tokenized its own common stock across the Solana and Avalanche blockchains, representing approximately $295 million in value. The BCAP token, representing the original venture fund, is also undergoing a technical migration to ZKsync infrastructure. This transition to a public company structure marks a significant milestone for the RWA sector, demonstrating the maturation of tokenization platforms from niche experiments to publicly traded financial infrastructure.