Zoomex launches tokenized stocks as Bitcoin funding ebbs

Zoomex Stocks – As institutional money rotates from crypto toward AI and semiconductors, Zoomex says traders can now access tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs through a single account—priced at a flat 0.50% fee per trade and usable 24/7 with USDT.

June’s rotation in global markets feels less like a rumor now—and more like a timetable. Institutional capital is edging away from cryptocurrency and into artificial intelligence and semiconductor stocks, and Zoomex is moving to meet crypto-native traders where that shift lands.

On June 17. 2026. the Seychelles-based crypto derivatives exchange announced the availability of Zoomex Stocks. a tokenized equities trading solution built to let users access both asset classes from a single account. The company says the product is available now under the “Spot – Tokenized Stocks” section of the Zoomex platform.

Zoomex’s pitch arrives with a backdrop that’s hard to ignore: U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded approximately $2.7 billion in outflows in just one week ending June 5, 2026, pushing year-to-date net outflows past $3.1 billion. Over the same period, AI and semiconductor stocks surged roughly 170%. The AI UBS Winners Index climbed nearly 50% in 2026 alone, while the broader S&P 500 excluding AI names gained just 3.5%.

Zoomex points to a single session in early June to underline the divergence. During that session, the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index rose approximately 5.9% as Bitcoin declined around 4%.

The company’s argument is straightforward: if institutions are increasingly targeting equities—amid predictions like Goldman Sachs projecting potential record $160 billion in U.S. IPO proceeds in 2026. including high-profile listings from SpaceX and Anthropic—then many crypto-native traders may be stuck with only one half of the market returns.

Zoomex says its answer is “Zoomex Stocks,” powered by xStocks, a 1:1 asset-backed model compliant with MiFID II standards. The tokenized offering includes versions of twelve major U.S. equities and ETFs: TSLAx, NVDAx, AAPLx, AMZNx, METAx, GOOGLx, COINx, HOODx, MSTRx, CRCLx, QQQx, and SPYx.

The company says trading is available 24/7 and uses USDT without leverage. Fees are described as a flat 0.50% per trade, with a minimum order of just 5 USDT. Zoomex also says settlement is near-instant and on-chain.

It frames the barrier to entry as something it can remove. Unlike traditional equity access—where traders may need a separate brokerage account. currency conversion. and compliance processes tied to fiat rails—Zoomex Stocks. it says. requires no separate brokerage account. no currency conversion. and no restriction to standard market hours.

Zoomex lays out a set of trading features it says are meant to feel familiar to people already operating inside crypto markets.

Zoomex says the product works through a Unified Trading Account (UTA). Traders who already use Zoomex for crypto derivatives, the company says, can begin trading tokenized U.S. equities immediately using an existing USDT balance—“no new account, no new onboarding, and no context-switching between platforms.”.

The platform also says Zoomex Stocks can be traded through periods when U.S. markets are closed. Traditional U.S. equity markets operate for just 6.5 hours per day. five days a week. but Zoomex says its tokenized stocks break that constraint entirely—whether it is 2 a.m. on a Sunday in Singapore or a public holiday in New York.

Pricing is described as “transparent” and flat. The company says there are no commissions and no spread markups hidden behind “zero commission” claims. adding that Zoomex Stocks charges a straightforward 0.50% flat fee per trade with a minimum order of just 5 USDT. Zoomex positions this as accessible to traders of all sizes.

There is also a settlement argument. Zoomex says tokenized stocks settle near-instantly on-chain, rather than on a T+1 or T+2 basis.

Underpinning the claim is the way Zoomex says each token is collateralized. Zoomex says every tokenized stock is powered by xStocks. a 1:1 asset-backed model compliant with MiFID II standards. meaning each token is fully collateralized by the underlying equity. It also says traders are not taking on synthetic exposure or counterparty risk from undercollateralized derivatives. and that token value tracks the real stock “dollar for dollar.”.

For crypto traders trying to hedge volatility while still staying in their own ecosystem. Zoomex says the product supports diversification without leaving crypto entirely. The company describes a workflow where traders can rotate into high-momentum equities like NVDA or TSLA or into broad market ETFs like QQQ and SPY. holding both crypto and tokenized stocks in the same account and rebalancing as market conditions evolve.

Zoomex also provided background on the platform itself. Founded in 2021. Zoomex is described as a global cryptocurrency trading platform with over 3 million users across more than 35 countries and regions. offering 600+ trading pairs. The company says it is guided by “Simple × User-Friendly × Fast,” and is committed to fairness, integrity, and transparency.

Zoomex says its matching engine and transparent asset and order displays are designed to ensure consistent trade execution and fully traceable results. with robust risk management in place. It also notes that Zoomex is an official partner of the Haas F1 Team. and mentions a global exclusive brand ambassador partnership with goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez.

On compliance and security, Zoomex says it holds regulatory licenses including Canada MSB, U.S. MSB, U.S. NFA, and Australia AUSTRAC, and that it has passed security audits conducted by blockchain security firm Hacken. The company says it operates within a compliant framework while offering flexible identity verification options and an open trading system.

For readers looking to engage. Zoomex says full trading rules and specifications are available via the official Spot Trading Rules page. and additional support is provided through the Zoomex Help Center. To start, Zoomex says users can deposit or transfer USDT into their Unified Trading Account (UTA).

The announcement closes with a standard disclaimer: the content is sponsored. not financial advice. and warns that cryptocurrency and mining-related activities carry risks including the potential loss of capital. It also notes that readers should conduct their own research and seek professional advice where appropriate.

Contact details included in the announcement list catherine.shi@zoomex.com.

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