I want to honestly discuss the risks of bStocks, because writing only about the benefits would be unfair to those who are just getting into the product.
The first thing to understand is that bStock is officially not a stock or a security in the legal sense; it is a certificate. For some, this distinction is crucial, for others it is secondary, but it is something you should know in advance, not after the fact. Second, the product is not available to residents of the United States, the United Kingdom, and the EU; regional restrictions are real and should be checked. Third, it remains a custodial product of the exchange, and platform risk exists regardless of how convenient the tokenization is.
The first thing to understand is that bStock is officially not a stock or a security in the legal sense; it is a certificate. For some, this distinction is crucial, for others it is secondary, but it is something you should know in advance, not after the fact. Second, the product is not available to residents of the United States, the United Kingdom, and the EU; regional restrictions are real and should be checked. Third, it remains a custodial product of the exchange, and platform risk exists regardless of how convenient the tokenization is.