Bitwise just dropped Automated Token Portfolios for non-US investors—basically letting you hold tokenized stocks directly in your wallet instead of through an ETF wrapper.
Here's the setup:
- Uses Coinbase tokenized stocks (1:1 backed by real equity)
- Glider handles auto-rebalancing without taking custody
- You own the actual tokens, not shares in a fund
First products:
- Mag7X ATP: equal weight exposure to Mag 7 + SpaceX
- Robotics & AI Leaders coming soon (think $NVDA, $MSFT, $GOOGL, $AMZN, $META, $TSLA)
The edge? You can potentially lend/borrow against these holdings via DeFi protocols. That's where it gets interesting for yield farmers.
0.15% fee for the model (plus trading/platform fees). US persons blocked under Reg S.
This is basically TradFi meets DeFi custody. If tokenized securities get real liquidity, this could be a bridge for institutional money sitting on the sidelines.
Here's the setup:
- Uses Coinbase tokenized stocks (1:1 backed by real equity)
- Glider handles auto-rebalancing without taking custody
- You own the actual tokens, not shares in a fund
First products:
- Mag7X ATP: equal weight exposure to Mag 7 + SpaceX
- Robotics & AI Leaders coming soon (think $NVDA, $MSFT, $GOOGL, $AMZN, $META, $TSLA)
The edge? You can potentially lend/borrow against these holdings via DeFi protocols. That's where it gets interesting for yield farmers.
0.15% fee for the model (plus trading/platform fees). US persons blocked under Reg S.
This is basically TradFi meets DeFi custody. If tokenized securities get real liquidity, this could be a bridge for institutional money sitting on the sidelines.