Bitrue has rolled out a product it calls "AI Tokenized Stocks Earn," offering a flat 7% annualized yield on tokenized shares of eight major tech companies: Apple, Tesla, Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet, Meta, Nvidia, and SpaceX. The exchange claims to be the first platform to combine tokenized stock exposure with a fixed yield of this kind.
The timing is deliberate. Alphabet, Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon are all set to report quarterly earnings between July 22 and July 30, a stretch that analysts are watching closely to see whether massive AI infrastructure spending is actually translating into results. Bitrue's product gives crypto-native investors a way to get exposure to those names without waiting on dividend announcements that, frankly, would disappoint almost anyone used to DeFi yields.
What the tokens actually are
Each token carries an "ON" suffix: AAPLON, NVDAON, SPCXON, GOOGLON, AMZNON, TSLAON, and so on. They track the price of the underlying stock while paying the 7% yield on top. For context, Apple's real dividend yield is around 0.32%, Microsoft's sits near 0.92%, and Alphabet pays about 0.25%. Tesla and Amazon pay no dividend at all. Bitrue's 7% would be the first yield of any kind that Tesla or Amazon exposure has ever generated beyond raw price movement.
The launch fits a pattern Bitrue has been building for a while. The exchange previously marketed itself as the first platform to offer triple-leveraged tokenized exposure to AMD and to SpaceX in both long and short directions. The new earn product extends that push into tokenized equities rather than just leveraged speculation.
Nvidia is included in the lineup, though the company itself won't report earnings until late August, so there's no near-term catalyst from that name specifically.
The broader tokenized stock market now holds a distributed value above $1.94 billion, a figure that has grown sharply over the past year as both centralized exchanges and on-chain protocols compete for the same retail audience.
Tech stocks opened mixed on the news.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Tokenized products carry risks distinct from holding actual shares.
