But the price in stock is the same as the price in crypto token, no difference.
So, what makes it better in getting the asset in stock and not in crypto? I am afraid to buy in stock because of liquidation, don't know how to go about stock market, so I only prefer to grab in spot for as long as I can.
The price movement may look similar, but the major difference is what you actually own.
When you buy a stock, you own a share in a real company with assets, revenue, products, and legal protections. If the company performs well over time, shareholders can benefit through growth and sometimes dividends. With most crypto tokens, the value is often driven more by market demand, speculation, and the utility of the token within its ecosystem. Many tokens don't represent ownership of a business or its underlying assets.
As for liquidation, that usually applies to leveraged trading, not simply buying and holding stocks. If you buy stocks in a regular investment account and hold them, you won't be liquidated the way a leveraged trader can be. That said, it's completely understandable to stick with spot purchases if that's what you understand and can manage comfortably. The best investment is often the one you fully understand, including its risks. Before choosing either stocks or crypto, take time to learn how each market works and only invest what you're prepared to hold through volatility.