Securitize has launched the HLSCOPE fund from Hamilton Lane on the TRON network. This is the platform’s first product released in this ecosystem.
This is a tokenized private credit fund. Through it, qualified investors gain access to the Hamilton Lane strategy, but now in an on-chain format.
TRON was not chosen by chance. The network is actively used for stablecoins and transfers, and the number of accounts already exceeds 383 million. Around $90 billion in stablecoins are in circulation, and the annual transfer volume is measured in trillions of dollars.
For Securitize, such a launch expands the HLSCOPE audience. The fund gains access to a large blockchain infrastructure where there is already activity in DeFi, payments, and digital assets.
A separate role here will be played by Wormhole. Through this infrastructure, HLSCOPE tokens will be able to move between different blockchains. This should make the product more convenient for investors and add liquidity.
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At Securitize, they believe that the launch of HLSCOPE on the TRON network will help attract a new audience of investors. Justin Sun called the appearance of the fund another example of how traditional financial products are gradually moving to blockchain.
About Securitize
For Securitize, this is not the first major project in the field of tokenization. The company has previously worked with products from BlackRock, Apollo, KKR and Hamilton Lane. According to its own data, the volume of assets associated with the platform already exceeds $4 billion.
Now the company operates in several markets at once, including the US and Europe. In 2026, Forbes added Securitize to the Top 50 Fintech list.
About TRON DAO
Today, TRON is most often associated with stablecoins. A significant portion of USDT transfers go through this network, and the number of users is already in the hundreds of millions. According to the project, the volume of Tether on the network exceeds $89 billion.
In recent years, TRON has become one of the main platforms for moving stablecoins between exchanges, services, and private wallets.
Securitize’s Plan to Go Public
In October 2025, Securitize agreed to merge with Cantor Equity Partners II. This is a SPAC company associated with Cantor Fitzgerald.
After the deal closes, the combined company will be called Securitize Holdings. It is planned to be listed on Nasdaq or NYSE under the ticker SECZ. The deal is expected to be completed in the first half of 2026. Regulatory and CEPT shareholder approvals are still required.
For Securitize, the listing could be the next step in business development. The company will gain more opportunities for growth and will be able to strengthen its position in the tokenized assets market.
