Looking to start tokenized stock trading, this might help!!

[Sioni]

I got into tokenized stock trading toward the end of Q3 through a CEX I regularly use, thanks to a recurring promotional series called the Onchain Challenge, a multi-phase event that lets traders engage with real-world assets in crypto form.

Since joining, $TSLAon (tesla stock onchain) has been my most traded ticker, and it’s been incredibly profitable. Trading Tesla’s stock on-chain, with the same volatility and sentiment swings has made trading RWAs for me feel more dynamic and rewarding.

Now with Phase 24 of the challenge live again, I see another big opportunity opened as $TSLA gears up toward the $500 zone, you might wanna long!!!. If momentum holds, this could be the next major bull move in $TSLA uptrend.

[Charles-Tim]

Some people may not like trading the crypto form of the real world assets because they are only pegged to the assets and they are not the actual assets. That means there is possibility that they can fall out  of peg just as some stable coins are pegged to United States dollars but fell out of peg.

Some people may not like their trading volume also because it is far more low than trading the stocks directly on stock exchange markets.

[JeromeTash]

I don't see any advantage trading tokenized stocks in a crypto exchange have over trading OG crypto like Bitcoin. I fact they are way less volatile for my liking and I think most of the people are into them just because of hype. Nothing more.

[Olamidetechie]

I don't see any advantage trading tokenized stocks in a crypto exchange have over trading OG crypto like Bitcoin. I fact they are way less volatile for my liking and I think most of the people are into them just because of hype. Nothing more.

Honestly, you actually have a point, but it seems some people actually use the likes of gold, TSLA, and others to offset the losses they made from crypto, and most of the time, any news that comes directly in respect to forex always moves the market, unlike crypto, that sometimes it will affect it. I still remember some days ago after seeing Robinhood shares surge 6.3% following Cathie Wood's Ark Invest buying over $21 million worth of its shares, I decided to jump in and make my own move on an exchange. So if it were to be a crypto project, the news may not affect its movement at all.

[TastyChillySauce00]

I don't see any advantage trading tokenized stocks in a crypto exchange have over trading OG crypto like Bitcoin. I fact they are way less volatile for my liking and I think most of the people are into them just because of hype. Nothing more.

Could be beneficial sometime when you invested in crypto, figure out the top and decide to rotate to stocks.
Basically like how recently crypto is dumping slightly while stock is recording new ATH, I actually think it's a good option to have since I won't need to send money to other stock app. Just more seamless.

[Akbarkoe]

I got into tokenized stock trading toward the end of Q3 through a CEX I regularly use, thanks to a recurring promotional series called the Onchain Challenge, a multi-phase event that lets traders engage with real-world assets in crypto form.

Since joining, $TSLAon (tesla stock onchain) has been my most traded ticker, and it’s been incredibly profitable. Trading Tesla’s stock on-chain, with the same volatility and sentiment swings has made trading RWAs for me feel more dynamic and rewarding.

Now with Phase 24 of the challenge live again, I see another big opportunity opened as $TSLA gears up toward the $500 zone, you might wanna long!!!. If momentum holds, this could be the next major bull move in $TSLA uptrend.

This innovation is indeed exciting, and our market will be integrated into crypto. Real companies with real productivity like Tesla can represent their shares through tokenization to enter the crypto market. This is certainly an extraordinary thing for the advancement of financial market technology today. Congratulations if you've already made a profit. In the future, there will be many more representations from many real companies. Even property has entered the market recently, and we will have a much more open market 24/7.

However, when trading or investing, you must still pay attention to the company itself. In-depth technical and fundamental analysis remains the basis for your decisions.

[Bournesparks]

I got into tokenized stock trading toward the end of Q3 through a CEX I regularly use, thanks to a recurring promotional series called the Onchain Challenge, a multi-phase event that lets traders engage with real-world assets in crypto form.

Since joining, $TSLAon (tesla stock onchain) has been my most traded ticker, and it’s been incredibly profitable. Trading Tesla’s stock on-chain, with the same volatility and sentiment swings has made trading RWAs for me feel more dynamic and rewarding.

Now with Phase 24 of the challenge live again, I see another big opportunity opened as $TSLA gears up toward the $500 zone, you might wanna long!!!. If momentum holds, this could be the next major bull move in $TSLA uptrend.

This innovation is indeed exciting, and our market will be integrated into crypto. Real companies with real productivity like Tesla can represent their shares through tokenization to enter the crypto market. This is certainly an extraordinary thing for the advancement of financial market technology today. Congratulations if you've already made a profit. In the future, there will be many more representations from many real companies. Even property has entered the market recently, and we will have a much more open market 24/7.

However, when trading or investing, you must still pay attention to the company itself. In-depth technical and fundamental analysis remains the basis for your decisions.

You're among few people here that sees it as an exciting innovation, this just means most people like things done the traditional way!. For me I prefer tokenized version cos of obvious factors.. infact with Bitget new onchain upgrade, keeping an eye on trending stocks like TSLA, NVDA, meta is now easy for me.. I get to trade them and get rewards in this process. It's never been better

[Akbarkoe]

I got into tokenized stock trading toward the end of Q3 through a CEX I regularly use, thanks to a recurring promotional series called the Onchain Challenge, a multi-phase event that lets traders engage with real-world assets in crypto form.

Since joining, $TSLAon (tesla stock onchain) has been my most traded ticker, and it’s been incredibly profitable. Trading Tesla’s stock on-chain, with the same volatility and sentiment swings has made trading RWAs for me feel more dynamic and rewarding.

Now with Phase 24 of the challenge live again, I see another big opportunity opened as $TSLA gears up toward the $500 zone, you might wanna long!!!. If momentum holds, this could be the next major bull move in $TSLA uptrend.

This innovation is indeed exciting, and our market will be integrated into crypto. Real companies with real productivity like Tesla can represent their shares through tokenization to enter the crypto market. This is certainly an extraordinary thing for the advancement of financial market technology today. Congratulations if you've already made a profit. In the future, there will be many more representations from many real companies. Even property has entered the market recently, and we will have a much more open market 24/7.

However, when trading or investing, you must still pay attention to the company itself. In-depth technical and fundamental analysis remains the basis for your decisions.

You're among few people here that sees it as an exciting innovation, this just means most people like things done the traditional way!. For me I prefer tokenized version cos of obvious factors.. infact with Bitget new onchain upgrade, keeping an eye on trending stocks like TSLA, NVDA, meta is now easy for me.. I get to trade them and get rewards in this process. It's never been better

Progress cannot be rejected, every new innovation will definitely find benefits and risks, you have to understand it deeply, regarding tokenization this will make it easier to identify by onchain, in the future you will see more clearly how this transaction can be transparent and of course it can be much faster.

This doesn't stop here, we will see new innovations that integrate the old world into the new world.

[passwordnow]

I got into tokenized stock trading toward the end of Q3 through a CEX I regularly use, thanks to a recurring promotional series called the Onchain Challenge, a multi-phase event that lets traders engage with real-world assets in crypto form.

Since joining, $TSLAon (tesla stock onchain) has been my most traded ticker, and it’s been incredibly profitable. Trading Tesla’s stock on-chain, with the same volatility and sentiment swings has made trading RWAs for me feel more dynamic and rewarding.

Now with Phase 24 of the challenge live again, I see another big opportunity opened as $TSLA gears up toward the $500 zone, you might wanna long!!!. If momentum holds, this could be the next major bull move in $TSLA uptrend.

Are you trading that only for the rewards on that challenge? Because if I want to buy the stock, I'd go certainly and buy that $TSLA stock with a broker and not with  platform that has it tokenized. But if you guys think that it is what it is and you prefer these tokenized stocks, there are a lot of them for sure. Well, it's just me that think that it's better to take still the real ones from an authorized broker where I can purchase those.

[desmonddesk1]

Some people may not like trading the crypto form of the real world assets because they are only pegged to the assets and they are not the actual assets. That means there is possibility that they can fall out  of peg just as some stable coins are pegged to United States dollars but fell out of peg.

Some people may not like their trading volume also because it is far more low than trading the stocks directly on stock exchange markets.

Let's be real, the biggest concern is that most traders won't even understand the pegging risks. Sure, there are potential issues with collateralization and liquidity, but the convenience and accessibility these platforms offer are priceless. And let's be honest, CEXs like Bitget are making it hard to ignore - they're listing popular stocks, giving everyday traders a chance to get in on the action.

[justdimin]

I got into tokenized stock trading toward the end of Q3 through a CEX I regularly use, thanks to a recurring promotional series called the Onchain Challenge, a multi-phase event that lets traders engage with real-world assets in crypto form.

Even it is a good idea to trade stocks in the form of tokens and in a crypto exchange itself, I feel like taunting histories of crypto exchanges. I mean, you always need to be ready to face the news like, the CEX got hacked and ceased operation since mid night or we are going to stop operation and will announce about the guidelines on how to withdraw your funds held in our platform and on which token, etc. These are all not just fictional but what I had faced in real time with highly established exchanges.

I mean to say, why not we just stick within our country's government regulated exchanges to trade stocks? If you do not have one or you really want to trade US stocks, I guess we can trade in any country's stock market through specialized stock brokers these days. DYOR will help and prevent future hassles.

[Hispo]

The problem I see with tokenized, assets like stocks is the fact we would be pretty much diving into unexplored territory when comes to both regulation and liquidity resources.
Binance, Gemini and Coinbase would not be able to offer liquidy to those tokens because those centralized entities would need permission to offer pairs for people to trade their stablecoins into tokenized stocks.
The lack of liquidity could be translated in some depeg of the price of those tokens which try to emulate the value of stocks and who know what could happen next...

It would better for now just to get to a trustworthy broker and buy some shares of Tesla or whatever company catches one's attention, instead of messing with unproven tokens.