Frequently Asked Questions
What is a tokenized stock?
A tokenized stock is a digital token whose value tracks a real-world company share (such as NVDA or AAPL). It lets crypto users gain price exposure to equities through a blockchain-based product.
Does a tokenized stock represent ownership of the company?
Usually not. Most tokenized stocks are synthetic products that mirror the share price; they do not grant voting rights or direct ownership of the underlying company.
Do tokenized stocks pay dividends?
It depends on the issuer. Many do not pass through dividends; some platforms may distribute an equivalent payment. Always check the specific product terms before trading.
When can tokenized stocks be traded?
Unlike traditional exchanges with fixed sessions, tokenized stocks on crypto platforms are often tradable 24/7, though liquidity can be thinner outside regular market hours.









