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Payward and device maker Ledger announce tie-up to let investors hold stocks offline
In the latest example of the ongoing convergence between the worlds of crypto and traditional assets, investors can now purchase tokenized versions of popular stocks and store them off-line in a secure physical device.
Summary
In the latest example of the ongoing convergence between the worlds of crypto and traditional assets, investors can now purchase tokenized versions of popular stocks and store them off-line in a secure physical device. This new arrangement—which harkens back in a sense to the days when people held paper stock certificates in a safe—comes via a partnership announced on Thursday between the hardware wallet maker Ledger and Payward, the parent company of longtime crypto exchange Kraken.
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