Assets
Stobox 4, while built on blockchain technology to serve as a versatile wallet infrastructure, adopts a selective approach to asset integration. This ensures that the platform grows organically with user demand, maintaining quality and relevance in its offerings.
Asset Listing Process
Manual Listing. Unlike platforms that might automatically list any available DeFi token, Stobox 4 employs a manual listing process. Each asset, whether it's a cryptocurrency or a tokenized real-world asset (RWA), must be deliberately added by the Stobox 4 team. This process includes:
Evaluation. Assessment of the asset's utility, market demand, compliance with legal standards, and integration feasibility with Stobox's existing ecosystem.
Integration. Technical integration into the Stobox 4 wallet, ensuring compatibility with the platform's security protocols and user interface.
Testing. Rigorous testing to ensure that the new asset functions seamlessly within the wallet, including transactions, storage, and interaction with smart contracts if applicable.
User-Driven Growth. The platform's asset offerings expand in response to user demand, ensuring that only the most relevant and sought-after assets are available.
Asset Classification
Cryptocurrencies. These are native digital currencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and others that operate on their respective blockchains.
Tokenized Assets (RWAs). Real World Assets tokenized on the blockchain, representing ownership or shares in physical or traditional assets like real estate, art, commodities, or securities.
Cryptocurrencies
Stobox 4 supports a wide range of crypto assets, enhancing its functionality and offering users diverse options for asset management, trading, and settlement. Below is a description of the key cryptocurrencies available on the platform:
| Ticker | Blockchain(s) | Description | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
ETH | Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrium, Avalance, Optimism, Base | Ethereum is a leading blockchain platform known for its smart contract capabilities. | November 2024 |
USDC | Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrium, Avalance, Optimism, Base | Circle USDC is a stablecoin backed by the US dollar. | November 2024 |
USDT | Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrium, Avalance, Optimism, Base | Tether USDT is another widely used stablecoin pegged to the US dollar. | November 2024 |
EURC | Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrium, Avalance | Circle EURC is a stablecoin pegged to the Euro. | November 2024 |
EURS | Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrium, Avalance, Optimism, Base | Stasis EURS is a stablecoin tied to the Euro. | November 2024 |
WBTC | Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrium, Avalance, Optimism, Base | WBTC is an ERC-20 token backed 1:1 by Bitcoin. | November 2024 |
MATIC | Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrium, Avalance, | MATIC is the native cryptocurrency of the Polygon network. | November 2024 |
AVAX | Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrium, Avalance, Optimism, Base | AVAX is the native token of the Avalanche chain. | November 2024 |
ARB | Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrium, Avalance | ARB is the token associated with the Arbitrum chain, | November 2024 |
OP | Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrium, Avalance, Optimism, Base | OP is the token of the Optimism Layer 2 network. | November 2024 |
BASE | Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrium, Avalance, Optimism, Base | BASE is the native token of the Base protocol. | November 2024 |
Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrium, Avalance | STBU is the native token of the Stobox ecosystem. | November 2024 |
Tokenized Assets (RWA)
In addition to cryptocurrencies, Stobox 4 supports the tokenization of real-world assets, allowing users to invest and trade these assets efficiently on the blockchain.
| Ticker | Issuer | Blockchain | Description | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
PAXG | Paxos | Ethereum | Tokenized representation of physical gold. | November 2024 |
TBILL | Open Eden | Ethereum, Arbitrium | Tokenized US Treasury bills. | November 2024 |
USDY | Ondo Finance | Ethereum | Backed by real-world assets, such as bonds and loans. | November 2024 |
USDL | Paxos Issuance | Ethereum | US dollar-backed stablecoin that distributes yield to its holders every day. | November 2024 |
Expanding Portfolio. Please note, the list of tokenized assets available on Stobox 4 will continue to expand as the platform grows. This growth will be guided by user interest, market trends, and the development of new tokenization technologies, ensuring that Stobox 4 remains at the forefront of asset democratization and innovation in blockchain finance.
Classes of Tokenized Assets
Stobox 4, as a platform focused on integrating blockchain technology with traditional and alternative asset classes, offers a diverse range of investment opportunities:
Treasuries. These are government securities, typically considered one of the safest investments. On Stobox 4, tokenized treasuries could offer investors fractional ownership, potentially increasing liquidity in what is traditionally a very stable but less accessible market to smaller investors.
Public Securities. This category includes stocks and bonds that are traded on public exchanges. Stobox 4 could facilitate the tokenization of these securities, allowing for fractional ownership, easier transferability, and potentially 24/7 trading capabilities, enhancing market access for global investors.
Private Funds. These funds invest in private companies or assets not available on public markets. Through Stobox 4, investors might access tokenized shares of private funds, which could include hedge funds, venture capital, or other private investment vehicles, offering a new level of transparency and liquidity through blockchain.
Private Equity. Similar to private funds but specifically focused on equity investments in companies not listed on public exchanges. Tokenization on Stobox 4 could democratize access to private equity, allowing smaller investors to participate in high-growth potential companies with lower investment thresholds.
Physical Assets. This includes real estate, art, or any tangible assets. Stobox 4's platform could tokenize these assets, meaning investors could buy tokens representing a share in physical properties or goods, thereby simplifying the process of investing in and trading these traditionally illiquid assets.
Alternative Assets:
Time-Backed Tokens. Although not a conventional asset class, if we interpret this within the context of blockchain and tokenization, it could refer to tokens that represent time-bound investments or services, where the value might be linked to time-specific utilities or benefits.
Other Alternative Assets. This might include commodities, but also extends to more niche markets like collectibles, digital assets (like cryptocurrencies or NFTs), or even intellectual property.
Commodities. Physical goods like gold, oil, or agricultural products. Tokenizing commodities on Stobox 4 would allow investors to trade digital tokens representing these goods, potentially reducing the complexity involved in physical commodity trading, like storage and transportation, while also offering global access.
User Experience
Asset Management. Users can manage both cryptocurrencies and tokenized assets within the same interface, benefiting from Stobox 4's unified wallet infrastructure.
Trading and Investment. With assets manually listed, users have access to a curated selection of investment opportunities, which can be traded or held within the Stobox 4 ecosystem.
Security and Compliance. Each listed asset undergoes scrutiny to ensure it meets Stobox 4's standards for security and regulatory compliance, providing users with a safe environment for asset management.
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