Solana Adds Roundhill's DRAM ETF Through Sunrise DeFi
Archi Sharma
Why DRAM on Solana Matters for the Future of Tokenized Stock ETFs?
Solana Adds Roundhill's DRAM Memory ETF — Micron, SK Hynix, Samsung Now Tradeable On-Chain. Roundhill DRAM ETF Launches on the chain. It just added a semiconductor Exchange-traded fund (ETF) to its on-chain asset library via Sunrise DeFi and Backpack Securities
On June 26, it went live on the chain. Sunrise DeFi confirmed the launch on X. Backpack Securities issued the token. It's available right now and is the latest update on Solana news today.
Source: X official
What Is the DRAM ETF — and What Does It Hold?
DRAM is Roundhill's actively managed Exchange-traded fund focused on the semiconductor industry. It holds shares in the companies that build the memory chips inside your phone, laptop, and data center.
The Exchange-traded fund includes major global chip makers:
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Micron Technology — the largest US memory chip maker
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SK Hynix — South Korea's dominant DRAM producer
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Samsung Electronics — the world's biggest memory chip supplier
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Other global memory manufacturers across Asia and the US
These companies power AI data centers, smartphones, and cloud storage globally. Memory chips are one of the most in-demand components in tech right now. Exchange-traded fund gives you exposure to that entire sector in one token.
Where Can You Trade DRAM on Solana Right Now?
It is live across the major SOL apps immediately. You don't need a brokerage account. You don't need to sign up for a new platform.
You can access it through:
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Backpack and Phantom — leading SOL wallets
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Jupiter and Raydium — top decentralized trading platforms
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Solflare — a major SOL wallet for DeFi users
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Kamino — for using Memory token as collateral to earn or borrow
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Titan Exchange, Fomo, dFlow, and Mayan — additional trading and swap platforms
That's ten platforms on day one. No slow rollout. No waitlist. Its is just there.
And like every tokenized asset on Solana through Sunrise DeFi, you can trade it 24/7 — including weekends and outside US market hours.
Why This Matters for Solana's Tokenized Asset Momentum?
The token isn't SOL’s first tokenized asset — not even close. June alone brought SPCX (SpaceX equity), SNDK (SanDisk stock), and PAXG (physical gold). Now it's a full Exchange-traded fund.
The Solana RWA news pattern this month is clear. Backpack and Sunrise DeFi are building a pipeline. First individual stocks, now a multi-company ETF. The logical next step is broader Exchange-traded fund categories — AI infrastructure, biotech, energy, or global indices.
The Solana news today live feed this week shows the chain isn't slowing down. Tokenized equity trading volume on the Solana blockchain hit a daily record of $187.9 million in mid-June, and the chain now holds 97% of all on-chain tokenized equity trading volume globally. DRAM adds another product to that growing library.
For you as an investor, the next thing to watch is how much trading volume the token generates in its first week. SPCX crossed $86 million on day one. The token covers a broader sector. If volume matches or exceeds that, it signals the market appetite for tokenized ETFs is real — not just a SpaceX novelty.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Always conduct your own research before making any investment decisions.
