PANews reported on September 4th that Moonshot officially announced the launch of tokenized stocks on xStocks, allowing users to participate in traditional markets and trade assets such as NVDAx, COINx, and TSLAx. The service is available in select countries and regions and is not currently available to users in the United States.PANews reported on September 4th that Moonshot officially announced the launch of tokenized stocks on xStocks, allowing users to participate in traditional markets and trade assets such as NVDAx, COINx, and TSLAx. The service is available in select countries and regions and is not currently available to users in the United States.

Moonshot Announces Listing of Tokenized Stocks on xStocks

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PANews reported on September 4th that Moonshot officially announced the launch of tokenized stocks on xStocks, allowing users to participate in traditional markets and trade assets such as NVDAx, COINx, and TSLAx. The service is available in select countries and regions and is not currently available to users in the United States.

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