Price change (24h):
0.04%
High (24h):
$987.2
Low (24h):
$976.52
Volume (24h):
$3.47M
Market Cap:
$1.26M
All Time High:
10.10% $1096.66
May 19, 2026
All Time Low:
16% $847.10
Dec 16, 2025
0.00 %(1Y)
$986.27
Price change (24h):
0.04%
High (24h):
$987.2
Low (24h):
$976.52
Volume (24h):
$3.47M
Market Cap:
$1.26M
All Time High:
10.10% $1096.66
May 19, 2026
All Time Low:
16% $847.10
Dec 16, 2025
COSTon (Costco Tokenized Stock) is a tokenized real-world asset that delivers on-chain economic exposure to Costco Wholesale Corporation common equity. The instrument does not confer legal ownership of the underlying shares but instead replicates their total return through a basket of institutional-grade reference assets managed by Ondo Finance.
The token functions as a regulated bridge between traditional US equity markets and global decentralized finance infrastructure. Retail and institutional participants outside the United States routinely face high barriers—custodial complexity, broker restrictions, timezone mismatches—that COSTon systematically dismantles. Minting and redemption remain open 24 hours a day during the five-day market week, with each token continuously anchored to the primary exchange liquidity of COST.
COSTon operates on the Ethereum, Solana, and BNB Chain networks. This multi-chain deployment sidesteps the single-ecosystem lock-in that plagues many tokenized securities, allowing capital to flow wherever the deepest liquidity or lowest execution costs exist on a given day.
The Ethereum implementation adheres to the ERC-20 standard; the Solana instantiation uses the SPL token framework; and the BNB Chain variant conforms to BEP-20. All three contract versions are fully fungible through Ondo’s cross-chain infrastructure. No bespoke consensus mechanism governs the token itself—it inherits the security guarantees of each host chain, from Solana’s proof-of-history to Ethereum’s proof-of-stake finality.
Ondo Finance introduced COSTon under its Global Markets vertical, expanding a product suite that already wraps US Treasuries and other traditional instruments on-chain. The project emerged from a broader wave of regulated tokenization efforts that accelerated once clear legal wrappers for crypto-native securities became viable. Early adoption clustered among non-US stablecoin holders seeking uncorrelated equity exposure without navigating US broker-dealer onboarding.
The structural ambition is to collapse the geographic fragmentation of capital markets. By encoding equity return streams directly into transferable digital tokens, COSTon strips away intermediary layers that have historically made US stocks operationally inaccessible to vast swaths of the world. The asset targets a future where a trader in Jakarta or Lagos can execute a Costco equity position with the same finality as a domestic participant, using only a non-custodial wallet.
Mechanically, each COSTon token represents a proportional claim on a segregated pool of underlying Costco shares held by a regulated custodian. Minting requires delivering the equivalent notional value in USDC or an approved stablecoin to the on-chain minting contract, which triggers a corresponding trade on the traditional venue. Redemption works in reverse, burning the token and releasing the stablecoin proceeds net of fees. There is no governance mechanism, no staking yield, and no on-chain voting—the token is purely an exposure vehicle.
In practice, a European DeFi protocol treasury uses COSTon to diversify into US consumer equities without leaving its on-chain operational environment. An arbitrageur exploits momentary dislocations between the token’s automated-market-maker pricing and the Nasdaq tape, minting or redeeming atomically. Systematic rebalancing bots hold COSTon as a component of a tokenized index, relying on the 24/5 redemption window to maintain near-zero tracking error.
COSTon has a total supply of 1,271.58 tokens. Currently, 1,271.58 tokens are in circulation. The supply is non-inflationary; no additional units can be minted unless new underlying shares are deposited. With a market capitalization of $1,294,295, COSTon ranks #2,728 among all cryptocurrencies.
| Date | Open | Close | High | Low |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 13/06/2026 | $982.91 | $984.44 | $986.25 | $982.62 |
| 12/06/2026 | $985.03 | $986.15 | $987.20 | $976.52 |
| 11/06/2026 | $984.65 | $983.05 | $989.27 | $976.97 |
| 10/06/2026 | $972.41 | $983.57 | $989.41 | $969.59 |
| 09/06/2026 | $982.00 | $971.38 | $982.16 | $966.05 |
| 08/06/2026 | $976.40 | $980.09 | $982.27 | $966.10 |
| 07/06/2026 | $976.36 | $974.97 | $976.43 | $972.82 |
| 06/06/2026 | $976.48 | $972.92 | $976.50 | $972.73 |
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