2025-12-29 05:26:46

Recently, a major exchange wallet has added an interesting new feature—direct purchase of stock-like assets. ETF products for gold and silver are now available, and you can even see stocks of some well-known listed companies. A netizen jokingly said that instead of going bankrupt and delivering takeout in the future, it's better to buy these "bankruptcy anticipation stocks" in advance as a commemorative collection.

The technology behind this is supported by two providers, Ondo and Xstocks, who tokenize traditional assets and integrate them into the wallet ecosystem. The overall experience is quite good, but there is a small regret—these products currently do not support dividend distribution unless specified otherwise. However, this has opened a door, transforming wallets from mere containers of crypto assets into bridges connecting the traditional and digital worlds.

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DustCollector

· 2h ago

Bankruptcy anticipation stock collector edition, this meme is really hilarious haha --- Wallet has become all-in-one, traditional assets are directly on the chain, it really feels like something is changing --- You want me to buy without even giving dividends? This trick is really enough --- Ondo and Xstocks are linked, the path of tokenization is indeed being paved --- Wait, isn't this just turning stocks into tokens? Has the risk been transferred? --- Wow, I can finally buy gold in my wallet, no need to juggle so many apps --- It sounds good to call it a bridge, but honestly, isn't it just a new way to cut the leeks? --- They cut dividends and still have the nerve to say the experience is good, what experience? --- Now it's really a one-stop cut, if crypto isn't enough, traditional assets are also cut --- There's something here, traditional and Web3 are really merging

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SelfCustodyBro

· 18h ago

Haha, bankruptcy expectation stocks are hilarious, this meme is top-notch --- Wait, if there's no dividend, why buy this thing? --- Connecting the wallet directly to traditional assets, this idea is indeed brilliant, just not yet perfect --- Ondo and Xstocks' recent moves are truly innovative, bridging traditional finance and Web3 --- Buying bankrupt stocks as souvenirs, the creativity of netizens is unmatched haha --- Not paying dividends is a bit of a downside, but at least it's a step forward --- Isn't this the practical application of RWA? It feels like the industry is finally taking it seriously --- The wallet has become a universal account, now that's something --- I just want to ask, can these stocks be shorted? --- Traditional finance folks are starting to tremble, for sure

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ShamedApeSeller

· 20h ago

I laughed at the bankruptcy anticipation stock favorites folder; this train of thought is just too much haha Not supporting dividends is indeed a bit of a punch to the gut, making a profit just from fees? Does this thing really have the potential to go viral? Honestly The combination of Ondo and Xstocks is quite interesting Wallet connected to traditional assets? Okay, I'll see and then decide Stock on the chain, this is bound to happen sooner or later Feels more like a gimmick than practical, I think Buying gold ETFs directly is a bit of a dead end A hybrid of traditional and Web3, continuing to observe If dividends aren't paid out, what's the point of wanting it?

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MemecoinTrader

· 21h ago

ngl the no dividend angle is the real psyops here... they're building narrative lock-in before the institutional money notices the arbitrage gap

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liquidation_surfer

· 21h ago

Bankruptcy anticipation stocks haha, this meme is hilarious --- Can wallets now buy stocks? Feels like a one-stop financial service is getting closer --- Not supporting dividends is a bit heartbreaking, so what's the point of buying these stocks --- Ondo and Xstocks' moves are indeed impressive; finally someone is tokenizing traditional assets --- Honestly, I’m more interested in how exchanges will handle regulatory issues --- Buying bankruptcy stocks early for collection haha I’m dead --- Although the experience is good, the lack of dividends is indeed a letdown; might as well just buy real stocks --- This is probably the future, managing all assets in one wallet --- Wait, is this compliant? Feels a bit suspicious somewhere --- A bridge connecting traditional finance and Web3? Sounds good but still missing something

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probably_nothing_anon

· 21h ago

Bankruptcy anticipation stocks haha, this meme is hilarious --- Buying stocks directly in the wallet? Not bad, finally can mess around in one place --- It's a bit regrettable that dividends are not supported, feels still not complete enough --- The combination of Ondo and Xstocks, there's something there --- The bridge is already built, now just see how they operate later --- Tokenizing traditional assets is bound to happen sooner or later --- Gold ETF directly in the wallet, it feels authentic --- Dividend issues need to be resolved, otherwise it's just a shell --- This time really feels a bit innovative --- Delivering food is not as good as buying anticipation stocks, it cracked me up

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zkNoob

· 21h ago

Bankruptcy expectation stocks haha, this creativity is amazing --- Wallet has become all-in-one, but still a bit regretful about the lack of dividends --- Ondo and Xstocks' setup is indeed interesting, finally a handshake between traditional finance and the crypto world --- But I'm just worried that the exchange might cause some trouble again, better to be cautious --- Buying gold ETFs in the wallet? Feels still less comfortable than directly on-chain stablecoins --- This is true cross-industry collaboration, finally no need to switch between multiple apps --- No dividends, so what's the point of buying this? It's just a tokenized mirror --- Wait, could this be another approach to spot Bitcoin ETFs? --- I'm a bit curious about the pricing mechanism of these stocks, could they be manipulated? --- Let's wait and see, I have a feeling there are pitfalls involved

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