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15 tokenized ETFs now available for investment with crypto on the DX.Exchange

The DX. Exchange, which is an Estonia-based cryptocurrency exchange, has announced today that its users can now trade 15 of the most popular ETFs on the cryptocurrency using crypto. The move is not only going to give more access to ordinary or customary stock ownership to anyone wanting to invest in the ordinary stock markets using crypto, but will also open up stock ownership and investing to more people because one can own ordinary stocks for as low as $10 thanks to fractional ownership facilitated by tokenization. This allows people with low disposable income for investors to own such shares.

With tokenization, investors are able to own part of a single stock, ETF or other assets. Real estate is already leading the way to prove how tokenization and crypto can being revolution to an entire industry. It's the beginning of things.

DX.Exchange has been working on tokenizing Apple, Facebook and Tesla stocks on Ethereum blockchain. However, the companies that own these stocks would not be involved directly and the exchange was partnering with DX.Exchange working on tokenizing Apple, Facebook, and Tesla stocks on Ethereum.

For this new deal, the exchange is partnering with Perlin, a Hong Kong-based cloud-computing marketplace, to tokenize "traditional" or customary stock markets and avail them for investment by customers of the exchange. CEO of Perlin Dorjee Sun spoke to Blockchain Reporter and said there was big opportunity for the service in India and Indonesia which are their "big target markets" since they are "1 and 3 biggest Facebook populations but also have low Facebook shareholder ownership."

He said the fact that 10M Apple device owners live in India but there is minimal Apple shareholder ownership there shows the big opportunity in this market.

Therefore, they will be targeting areas which have big fan bases but low shareholding for particular stocks. No doubt there are expansive regions with such characteristics. Sun said the service would bring financial services to the unbanked who in addition to having low income disposable for investment, they face multiple challenges in regard to banking and investment and with this new service, "they do not need to be KYC’d by a broker in the USA, don’t need a bank account to send the money and don’t need $170 for an Apple share but can buy a fraction of that e.g. $17 for 10% of an Apple share."
Another important thing, the security token market will be trading 24/7 and provide unprecedented accessibility and liquidity.

On the DX.Exchange, investors exchange Ethereum to purchase ETFs of their choice, which are purchased and held by MPS MarketPlace Securities, a partner of the DX.Exchange. Some of the ETFs available for purchase by customers include the SPRR S&P 500 ETF Trust or SPY which tracks the S&P 500 and the Invesco QQQ Trust whcih tracks the Nasdaq-100 index.

Investors can also use crypto on the DX.Exchange to bet against popular indexes through products such as the ProShares Short S&P 500 and the ProShares Short QQQ.

David Kariuki

David Kariuki likes to regard himself as a freelance tech journalist who has written and writes widely about a variety of tech issues that affect our society daily, including cryptocurrencies (see cryptomorrow.com and coinpedia.org); climate change (cleanleap.com), OpenSim and virtual reality (see hypergridbusiness.com). He is currently pursuing a MSc in Environmental Management at Open University. He does write here not to offer any investment advise but with the intention of informing audience, and articles in here are of his own opinion. Anyone willing to use any opinion here as advise to invest in crypto should obviously take own responsibility and accountability of their losses (or benefits) thereof. You can reach me at [email protected] or [email protected]

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