Gemini rolls out tokenized Strategy stock for EU investors

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You know the feeling when you’re stuck in the office, waiting for the stock market to open, juggling fees, timezone headaches, and all the usual red tape?

Now, imagine if you could just skip all that mess and trade stocks like you trade crypto, smooth, fast, and on your own terms.

That’s exactly what Gemini’s cooking up for their European Union crowd, launching a tokenized version of Michael Saylor’s Strategy stock.

Real progress

This time, Gemini’s not just throwing buzzwords around. They’re calling out the old-school financial system for being stuck in the past, traditional financial rails are hard to access and need modernization, they say.

And honestly? They’re right. If you’ve ever tried buying US stocks from Europe, you know the pain, limited trading hours, sky-high fees, and sometimes, just plain no access.

Tokenized stocks? They’re the slick new solution. No fuss, no borders, just trading freedom.

Gemini’s letting investors hold crypto and stocks all in one place, onchain. No more selling your Bitcoin just to buy a stock on some other platform.

It’s like having your cake and eating it too, without the crumbs everywhere. They teamed up with Dinari, a US public securities provider, to make this happen.

Dinari’s tokenization-on-demand model means better liquidity, crystal-clear transparency, and the same economic rights as the real stock, where the law allows it, of course.

The wonder kid

Right now, MSTR is the star of the show, trading around $383.88 and up nearly 4% in the last month.

Financial analyst Jeff Walton even threw in his two cents, saying Strategy’s got a solid shot at making the S&P 500, as long as Bitcoin doesn’t dip below $95,240 before Q2 wraps up. Talk about stakes.

But Gemini’s not stopping here. They promise more tokenized stocks and ETFs are coming in the coming days.

It’s like waiting for your favorite show’s next season, but with real money on the line.

Market service

And you see, they’re not alone in this race. Robinhood’s reportedly building a blockchain network for European retail investors to trade US stocks.

Kraken’s jumping in too, planning to offer tokenized US stocks to non-US customers.

Coinbase is knocking on the SEC’s door, hoping to get approval to roll out tokenized equities in the US. The buzz is real. And trading fees are more real.


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