PrimeXBT has launched Tokenised Stocks, a set of USDT-denominated crypto futures linked to seven listed companies, including Tesla, SpaceX, Nvidia, Apple, Alphabet, Circle and Robinhood, tradable around the clock on its PXTrader 2.0 platform. The contracts are derivatives, not tokenized shares, so holders get price exposure without owning the underlying stock. The broker also added several new crypto futures, bringing its list to more than 170, and crypto CFDs on Monero, Hyperliquid and Zcash. New clients get a higher tier for their first 14 days, cutting taker fees by 33%.
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