BounceBit Plans to Launch Tokenized Stock Products in Q4
Odaily Planet Daily reports that BounceBit has announced the launch of its tokenized stock product in the fourth quarter, covering securities from the four major stock markets: the United States, Europe, Hong Kong, and Japan. This service is built on BounceBit’s Tokenized Stock Environment (TSE), a native framework designed for issuing, pricing, and integrating securities in a permissionless market. From day one, BounceBit’s tokenized stocks will be fully integrated into the DeFi sector, including spot trading, DEX liquidity, collateral in lending protocols, applications in structured yield strategies, and restaking.
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