QQQb leads tokenized stocks with $1.7B in DEX trading volume over 30 days

A tokenized version of one of the most popular tech ETFs in traditional finance is quietly becoming a monster on decentralized exchanges. QQQb, the blockchain-native mirror of Invesco’s QQQ ETF, racked up roughly $1.7 billion in DEX trading volume over the 30-day period ending August 31, 2026.

That figure dwarfs everything else in the tokenized equities space. The next closest competitors, SPCXb and SPYb, posted volumes of approximately $849 million and $645 million respectively.

How a tokenized ETF took over DEX trading

QQQb is part of the bStocks family, compliance-backed tokens issued by BTECH Holdings Limited. These are ERC-20 and BEP-20 style tokens that trade 24/7 on platforms like PancakeSwap and Uniswap V4, primarily on BNB Chain.

Trading for QQQb kicked off around June 30, 2026, which means this volume surge happened within roughly two months of launch.

A significant catalyst has been Binance’s incentive structure. The exchange offered zero maker fees on these products through the end of August 2026, along with VIP-tier multipliers designed to attract larger traders.

In July 2026 alone, tokenized stock trading volumes across DEXs exceeded $11 billion. QQQb accounted for roughly 82% of that total.