Glider

Glider

USDC vs USDT: What's the Difference, and Which Is Safer?

USDC vs USDT: What's the Difference, and Which Is Safer?

USDT is the larger stablecoin by supply, while USDC moves more money and holds a simpler reserve. The differences that matter to a user are what backs each coin, how often that backing is checked, and how readily each issuer freezes a wallet. USDC and USDT are cryptocurrencies designed to

How to Invest in US Stocks from Indonesia

How to Invest in US Stocks from Indonesia

There are four ways to invest in US stocks from Indonesia: an international brokerage account, tokenized US stocks held in a personal wallet, an investing app such as Pluang or Reku, or a fund that holds US assets. An Indonesian resident can legally use any of them. The routes differ

Glider at the ETHConf Startup Showdown

Glider at the ETHConf Startup Showdown

Glider pitched at the Crypto Startup Showdown, the competition ETHGlobal ran at ETHConf, alongside fourteen teams building across DeFi automation, agents, real-world assets, stablecoins, and prediction markets. We were proud to be in the room. The pitch focused on the product. Glider is an app for building an investment

Tokenized Stocks vs CFDs: What's the Difference?

Tokenized Stocks vs CFDs: What's the Difference?

A tokenized stock is a spot token backed one-to-one by a real share in custody, while a CFD is a leveraged contract with a broker and no share behind it. A tokenized stock and a CFD both track a company's share price without making the investor

What Is Tokenization? A Guide to Turning Assets Into Blockchain Tokens

What Is Tokenization? A Guide to Turning Assets Into Blockchain Tokens

Tokenization is the process of issuing a real asset, or a legal claim on it, as a token on a blockchain. This piece covers the asset sense of the term, how it works, what can be tokenized, and the risks involved. Tokenization is the process of representing a real-world

What is Tokenized Private Credit?

What is Tokenized Private Credit?

Tokenized private credit turns loans made to companies outside the banking system into blockchain tokens that pay interest to whoever holds them. Tokenized private credit is a blockchain token that represents a claim on a private loan, a loan made to a company by a lender other than a bank.

Do Tokenized Stocks Pay Dividends?

Do Tokenized Stocks Pay Dividends?

Yes. Most tokenized stocks reinvest the dividend into the token instead of paying it out as cash. A tokenized stock is a blockchain token that represents a real company share, such as Apple or an S&P 500 ETF, and moves with its price. A dividend is a cash