Trade 258 global assets all in one wallet

We've just added 56 new stocks and ETFs, bringing the total to 258 global assets you can trade directly on-chain.

From crypto-native plays to AI infrastructure and global macro hedges – everything is now in one place.

Here are five themes shaping global capital in 2026 and why they matter.

1. Crypto-linked companies

For crypto users, this is the most intuitive entry point that let's you access Wall Street's biggest crypto-linked assets directly in your wallet.

New listings include IBIT (BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF), ETHA (Ethereum ETF), the Fidelity Solana Fund, Galaxy Digital, and Exodus Movement.

The thesis is straightforward: capture the upside as traditional capital flows into the assets you've been holding all along.

2. AI infrastructure

The AI compute race shows no signs of slowing, and the picks-and-shovels plays remain some of the most compelling in the market.

New listings include CoreWeave, Nebius Group, the iShares Semiconductor ETF, and storage names solving AI's data bottleneck: SanDisk, Seagate, Western Digital, and Applied Digital.

Instead of chasing crowded big-tech positions, these are direct bets on the underlying infrastructure keeping AI running.

3. Frontier tech: quantum computing and commercial space

High volatility, high upside, and narratives that read like science fiction. These are for traders with a risk appetite to match.

• Quantum computing: IonQ and Quantum Computing.

• Commercial space: Rocket Lab, AST SpaceMobile, Intuitive Machines, and Redwire.

Think of it as taking an early altcoin position on the sectors most likely to redefine what's physically possible.

4. Energy and hard commodities

Compute runs on electricity. AI's explosive growth is reshaping the supercycle for energy and commodities.

New listings include the Global X Uranium ETF, Uranium Energy, GE Vernova, Enphase Energy, SolarEdge, US Brent crude fund, and copper miners Freeport-McMoRan and Southern Copper.

No matter how AI evolves, it still needs copper to transmit and uranium to power it.

5. Macro balance and global diversification

Sophisticated traders know that chasing returns and managing risk aren't mutually exclusive. This category is built for portfolio-level thinking.

New listings include iShares country ETFs covering India, Japan, South Korea, Brazil, and China, the KWEB China internet ETF, US Treasury ETFs (IEF and SHY) for defensive positioning, a Northrop Grumman defense ETF, and VNQ REITs as an inflation hedge.

This is the easiest way to diversify globally, hedge volatility and stay resilient across cycles.

In today's market, speed is everything. Use your USDT or USDC to go long on a Nasdaq compute giant, a uranium ETF, or BlackRock's Bitcoin fund – all in one place, instantly, from your wallet.

Disclaimer: Tokenized stock trading involves risk. Asset prices can be volatile and past performance is not indicative of future results. This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Always do your own research before trading.