A new feature lets users hold tokenised U. S. stocks and ETFs directly in a crypto wallet.  

The service adds more than 260 tradable tokens that represent real shares and funds.  

Instead of moving money to a broker, people can keep everything in one place.  

They can see names like Apple, Tesla and Amazon next to their crypto holdings.  

The tokens are backed by the real stocks or funds plus cash that moves on the chain.  

This gives investors a price link to the market, not actual share ownership.  

The move shows wallets are becoming full‑fledged markets.  

They blend crypto trading, perpetual contracts and traditional securities all in one app.  

The company says it keeps custody self‑managed, so users stay in control of their assets.  

It also aims to make on‑chain investing as easy as buying a coin.


# New Crypto Wallet Feature Lets Users Hold Tokenised U.S. Stocks & ETFs

A new feature allows users to hold tokenised U.S. stocks and ETFs directly in a crypto wallet.

- **260+ tradable tokens** representing real shares and funds are now available.
- Users can keep everything in one place—no need to move money to a broker.
- Tokenised names such as **Apple, Tesla, Amazon** appear alongside crypto holdings.
- Tokens are backed by the underlying stocks or funds plus on‑chain cash, giving investors a market price link rather than actual share ownership.
- The move signals wallets becoming full‑fledged markets, blending crypto trading, perpetual contracts, and traditional securities in one app.
- Custody remains self‑managed, keeping users in control of their assets.
- The goal is to make on‑chain investing as easy as buying a coin.



Simple Wall Street Inside a Crypto Wallet

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