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- Explainer Can you buy stocks on the weekend? The exchange closes, the chain does not NASDAQ is shut from Friday afternoon to Monday morning. The tokens that track the same companies keep moving the whole time. Here is what that changes, and what it does not. Read →
- Explainer GameStop on chain: the stock that could bridge two worlds of ownership GME's whole story is about who really owns the shares. Tokenized ownership makes that something anyone can check. Here's how the two worlds could meet. GME Read →
- Explainer What is a tokenized stock? Stocks on chain, explained A tokenized stock is a token on a public blockchain that tracks the price of a real share. Here is what it is, how it works, and what it is not. Read →