What should we focus on in the Base ecosystem's tokenized stock sector? Base currently has a DeFi TVL of about $5.9 billion, stablecoin volume of around $5.1 billion, and DEX trading volume of approximately $28.1 billion over the past 30 days. Coinbase's B20 tokenized stock went live on August 24, and its 30-day trading volume has already surpassed $1 billion. As for the leading DEX in the Base ecosystem, Aerodrome, its trading volume over the past 30 days is about $14 billion, accounting for nearly half of the spot trading volume across the entire Base chain. In the tokenized stock niche, out of the $1 billion in trading volume, about $853 million happened on Aero, making up roughly 85%. As the leading tokenized stock meme launchpad in the Base ecosystem, STONKEX has already surpassed $50 million in cumulative trading volume. For every trade of a token launched on the platform, a 1% fee is charged: 0.7% goes to the creator, and 0.3% goes to the platform. Of the platform's revenue, 80% is used to buy back and burn base:0x5ab000ff9b9ffe0349ce5ffa5fd86f217c3680f5. So far, the amount burned has exceeded 8% of the total supply. Now, the STONKEX pool has officially secured AERO emissions eligibility. If V2 migrates more post-launch liquidity to Aero, these two systems will truly be interconnected. So when I look at Base's tokenized stock sector, I see three layers: 1. B20 is responsible for bringing real-world assets like NVDA, AAPL, and META on-chain. 2. AERO handles trading volume and liquidity. 3. STONKEX transforms stocks into meme-priced assets, capturing the most speculative and high-turnover traffic. These are essentially the core data points for Base's tokenized stock ecosystem. #Base #DeFi #Crypto #STONKEX #AERO #B20 #TokenizedStocks