SK Hynix Tokenized bStocks (SKHYB) price

SK Hynix Tokenized bStocks (SKHYB) is a token on BNB Smart Chain (BEP20) listed under tokenized assets, tokenized stocks and real-world assets (RWA). Judging by its name and categories, it is meant to be a digital counterpart of shares in SK Hynix, the South Korean memory chip maker, and belongs to the bStocks ecosystem. It targets people who want price exposure to a traditional-market stock through a blockchain without opening a brokerage account.

A tokenized stock is not a standalone network: its value is supposed to track the underlying share price rather than demand for any blockchain. The available data does not say how that link is maintained — by holding real shares, through derivative contracts or another structure — so the terms should be checked in the issuer's documentation. The token behaves like a standard BEP20 asset: it can be held in a wallet, transferred and traded on venues that list it. What sets it apart from others in the category is its link to one specific company rather than a basket or an index.

Supply: about 234.7 thousand tokens are in circulation, equal to the total supply; no maximum supply is set. For a holder this means the amount can change as tokens are issued and redeemed, not on a fixed schedule.

What to watch and the risks: the catalog data shows no website or code repository, so the issuer's transparency and the way the token is backed need to be verified independently. Key questions are who custodies the underlying assets, whether reserves are audited, how redemption works and which jurisdictions are allowed. Added to that are the regulatory risk of tokenized securities, limited liquidity and a gap between the token price and the share price while the underlying exchange is closed. The all-time high was about $199.41 (September 9, 2026). Not investment advice.