Stove Finance has officially launched tokenized U.S. and South Korean equities on the Arbitrum network, making them available for trading through Uniswap Apps. The move was highlighted by Uniswap on October 7, 2026, and marks a meaningful expansion of tokenized real-world assets across decentralized finance.
The integration uses UniswapX, Uniswap's request-for-quote trading system, where market makers compete on pricing for Stove-issued equity tokens. Transactions settle atomically onchain, meaning trades either execute entirely or fail completely. Stove Finance currently supports securities from the United States, Hong Kong, and South Korea, with additional markets under development. Despite early reporting showing no meaningful trading volume, the launch is seen as an important step for connecting traditional equities with blockchain-based liquidity.
Daniel Lau, CEO of Stove Finance, described the Uniswap integration as part of a larger effort to bring global equities into the onchain financial ecosystem. The launch follows the rollout of Stove Flow, a system designed to let Stove-issued equities move across broader DeFi environments. At the time of writing, UNI traded around $7.80, down nearly 11% over the prior 24 hours.
