A lot of people hear tokenized stocks and think it just means stocks on crypto rails. Kind of. But the important part is not the word tokenized. The important part is what the token actually represents. A tokenized stock is usually a blockchain based token designed to track or represent a real stock like Apple, Tesla, Nvidia or other public equities. Depending on the structure, it can be backed by the underlying share, issued by a third party, or built as economic exposure to the stock price. That part matters. Because not every tokenized stock gives you the same rights as holding the actual stock through a traditional broker. You need to know: Who issued it. What backs it. Where it can be traded. How redemption works. What happens with dividends. What jurisdiction it is available in. What liquidity looks like outside normal market hours. That is where this gets interesting. Traditional stocks have regular market hours. But markets do not care about your local opening bell. Earnings drop after close. Macro news hits before open. Company announcements happen while half the market is asleep. Crypto traders are already used to markets moving all day. Pre market and after market access gives traders a way to react earlier instead of waiting for the regular session to open. That can be useful. But it also comes with risk. Lower liquidity. Wider spreads. Faster moves. More fakeouts. Less forgiving order books. So the real edge is not just access. It is understanding what you are trading before you touch it. That is why I think tokenized stocks are going to matter. Not because everything should become a casino that never closes. Because real world assets are starting to move into the same environment crypto users already live in. Always online. Always liquid. Always reacting. Byrrgis will offer tokenized stock access inside a risk first trading platform, where the goal is not just to let people click faster. The goal is to make the important information easier to see before the trade. Because access without context is how people get hurt. Tokenized stocks are coming. The question is whether users will get better tools with them. submitted by /u/Icy-Aardvark-1158 [link] [Kommentare]

https://news.bitcoin.com/ethereum-glamsterdam-upgrade-final-testing/ submitted by /u/CriticalCobraz [link] [Kommentare]

Hello, not sure this is the appropriate sub but long story short a year or two ago I saw an image on Reddit, I believe it was a painting of a line of crocodile reptilians marching up a dystopian hill to a huge BITCOIN monolith or something. I think about it a lot and was just wondering if anyone had any idea on what I’m talking about thank you submitted by /u/Boring_Fun7004 [link] [Kommentare]

I graduated with my bachelor's in a top 3 CS program and have had a rough recruiting season. I received a full time offer as AI Product Engineer at a tax software company, where they are trying to become more AI native. It's essentially a PM + AI engineering role. Long term I'd love to work at a frontier lab or in a research/more technical role at an AI startup. So, should I take up the offer or pursue my master's at the same school? I am able to defer my master's but don't feel fully comfortable accepting the offer just to only work there for 6 months... At the same time it's not fully aligned with where I want to be long term and feel I can do better, but recruiting was also really difficult. Note, I'm not able to pursue my Master's while working, the company was firm on this TC 126k submitted by /u/jollyjove [link] [Kommentare]