A tokenized stock is a digital token that represents one share of a publicly listed company. The issuer holds the real share with a custodian and mints a matching token on a blockchain. Holders gain exposure to the share price, and in most structures to dividends, without opening a brokerage account, and the token can be moved between wallets like any other digital asset.
The prices on this page are the on-chain prices reported by exchanges that list each token, not the price on the stock exchange where the share itself trades. The two are normally very close, because market makers arbitrage any gap, but they can diverge outside market hours, during volatility, or when a token has thin liquidity. Compare the token's 24-hour volume with its market capitalisation before treating a price as executable.
Market capitalisation for a tokenized stock is the number of tokens in circulation multiplied by the token price. It measures how much of the underlying share has been tokenized, not the size of the company. A small figure means few shares have been wrapped so far, which usually also means wider spreads.
Tokenized stocks are generally not available to US persons under the issuers' own terms, and Anytime Capital does not currently offer trading in them. This page is a market data reference. Members can buy, sell and hold the cryptocurrencies and stablecoins listed on the Explore crypto page.