Retail crypto traders can now bet on Big Tech stock price movements at any hour of the day, a capability previously unavailable through traditional brokerage channels.

PrimeXBT, a crypto and multi-asset broker, has rolled out a product called Tokenised Stocks, offering USDT-denominated futures tied to seven high-profile companies.

The lineup covers Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA), Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA), SpaceX (NASDAQ: SPCX), Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL), Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOGL), Circle (NYSE: CRCL), and Robinhood (NASDAQ: HOOD).

Operating on the broker’s PXTrader 2.0 platform, the contracts allow both long and short positions, accessible continuously, well beyond the close of conventional stock exchanges.

Crucially, these instruments are structured as derivatives, meaning traders gain exposure to price movements without ever holding the underlying shares themselves.

That distinction separates PrimeXBT’s offering from actual tokenized equity products, which platforms such as OKXICE have been pursuing despite objections from more than 20 companies.

Senior market analyst Jonatan Randin pointed to the sustained pull of technology stocks, noting that AI investment and corporate earnings have been primary drivers of market sentiment in recent months.

Randin argued that earnings season routinely produces sharp price swings, and that the new contracts allow “crypto traders to take part in those trends from a familiar environment.”

With Tesla currently changing hands at $391.62 and SpaceX priced at $146.90, both names carry enough volatility to make futures-based strategies attractive for active traders.

Beyond the equity-linked products, PrimeXBT simultaneously broadened its crypto derivatives catalog, adding futures on seven tokens: Lighter, Monad, Venice Token, Canton, Stable, JUST, and Midnight.

That expansion pushes the platform’s total futures offerings past 170 instruments, a figure that positions it among the more comprehensive multi-asset crypto trading venues.

The broker also introduced crypto CFDs on Monero, Hyperliquid, and Zcash, while extending network support to Arbitrum, Optimism, and Base.

Tether Gold, a tokenized representation of physical gold, was simultaneously listed on the platform’s internal exchange, giving traders another non-equity alternative asset.

On the cost side, PrimeXBT charges maker fees of 0.01% and taker fees of 0.045% for crypto futures, with reductions available through a volume-based tier structure.

Incoming clients receive an elevated tier automatically for their first 14 days, trimming taker fees by 33% during that introductory window, according to the company.