Price change (24h):
0.67%
High (24h):
$99.11
Low (24h):
$95.53
Volume (24h):
$1.51K
Market Cap:
$3.34K
All Time High:
$219.26 55.72%
May 7, 2026
All Time Low:
$90.03 8%
Nov 2, 2026
$97.09
0.67 % (1Y)
Price change (24h):
0.67%
High (24h):
$99.11
Low (24h):
$95.53
Volume (24h):
$1.51K
Market Cap:
$3.34K
All Time High:
$219.26 55.72%
May 7, 2026
All Time Low:
$90.03 8%
Nov 2, 2026
Market data updated Nov 12, 2026, 10:38 AM UTC
Albemarle Tokenized Stock (Ondo) (ALBon) is a cryptocurrency that fully collateralizes off-chain equity exposure. It operates not as a standalone smart contract platform but as a tokenized real-world asset, directly mirroring the economic performance of Albemarle Corporation’s publicly traded common stock. The token’s design folds automatic dividend reinvestment into the net asset value.
Ondo’s tokenized equities dissolve a specific structural friction: non-U.S. retail and institutional capital locked out of American stock exchanges by segmented market infrastructure. ALBon provides economic exposure indistinguishable from holding ALB shares and electing dividend reinvestment, all through on-chain rails. The system grants 24-hour minting and redemption windows five days a week, with liquidity fully connected to traditional exchange order books. A qualified custodian holds the underlying securities in a regulated trust, while the token moves freely as a bearer instrument across decentralized networks.
The asset operates on the Solana network. Yet its architecture is omnichain by design, with parallel deployments as an ERC-20 contract on Ethereum and a BEP-20 contract on BNB Smart Chain, allowing capital to slosh frictionlessly between ecosystems.
Technically, ALBon consists of an SPL token on Solana alongside audited smart contracts that enforce mint-and-redeem parity. Nobody mines it. Value accrues because the contract architecture locks collateral in the form of USDC at the moment of token creation, and the protocol’s pricing oracles peg the conversion rate to Albemarle’s equity price, net of a small premium. The token interfaces qualify as standard fungible assets, making them composable with any lending, exchange, or derivative logic that respects token program guidelines.
Ondo Finance engineered the token as part of its Ondo Global Markets product suite. The protocol itself emerged from a cohort of structured finance and blockchain engineers seeking to tokenize institutional-grade credit years before real-world asset narratives saturated crypto. ALBon arrived without a splashy mainnet launch announcement, slotting into an ecosystem where U.S. Treasury funds and bond tokens had already proven demand for regulated on-chain securities. Its quiet deployment masked a legal framework that reconciles a decentralized issuance model with the Securities Act constraints governing derivative representations.
The overarching ambition is to collapse the operational distance between permissionless DeFi and traditional equity venues. It pursues a world where a user in Jakarta or Lima can gain precisely the same dividend-adjusted equity return as a trader in New York, without navigating multiple brokerage intermediaries, while retaining full DeFi composability—staking, collateral, borrowing—on the same asset. The outcome is programmable equity rather than a wrapped synthetic that depends on fragile price feeds.
Inside the protocol, ALBon serves as the settlement and accounting unit for the synthetic equity position. Minting requires depositing the reference currency; redemption burns the token and returns the underlying notional minus fees, referencing the custodian’s executed trades. Dividends do not flow through as separate airdrops—the smart contract reinvests them automatically, adjusting the token’s net asset value instantaneously. Governance remains fully in Ondo’s purview, and fees extracted from mint/redeem events feed the protocol treasury.
Arbitrageurs extract value by snapping up ALBon when it trades below the equivalent ALB share price, then redeeming the token for its notional collateral. Liquidity providers commit token pairs to decentralized exchange pools on Orca, Uniswap, or PancakeSwap, collecting swap fees that fluctuate with 24/5 trading volumes. DeFi money markets on all three chains accept ALBon as collateral, enabling levered equity exposure strategies without selling the token.
Albemarle Tokenized Stock (Ondo) has a total supply of 9.52 tokens. Currently, 9.52 are in circulation. With a market capitalization of $1,794.14, Albemarle Tokenized Stock (Ondo) ranks #12,261 among all cryptocurrencies.
| Date | Open | Close | High | Low |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12/11/2026 | $96.74 | $96.14 | $99.11 | $95.56 |
| 11/11/2026 | $95.09 | $96.74 | $98.12 | $94.15 |
| 10/11/2026 | $99.87 | $95.13 | $101.62 | $94.45 |
| 09/11/2026 | $99.23 | $99.83 | $100.02 | $97.35 |
| 07/11/2026 | $99.83 | $99.76 | $100.68 | $98.91 |
| 06/11/2026 | $98.16 | $99.82 | $101.80 | $95.64 |
| 05/11/2026 | $98.07 | $98.16 | $102.32 | $96.39 |
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