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In what is a monumental moment for the digital asset sector, cryptocurrency exchange Kraken is officially set to offer purchasable and tradable tokenized Apple (AAPL), Tesla (TSLA), and Nvidia (NVDA) stock. Indeed, the exchange is set to launch the feature for non-US customers, according to a Wall Street Journal report. The development is a major step forward for the burgeoning tokenization market. There are many who believe it could have a future as bright as the cryptocurrency sector. Moreover, Kraken is the most prominent example of tokenization in the stock market and could be indicative of an impending shift. JUST IN: Kraken to offer tokenized US stocks to users worldwide. — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) May 22, 2025 Also Read: Kraken Crypto Exchange to Launch its Own Blockchain in 2025 Kraken Offering Tradable Tokenized Stocks For Some of the Biggest Companies in the World There is no shortage of excitement surrounding what the development and implementation of tokenized securitie...

The US stock market has bounced back in a big way this week. With macroeconomic data showing a fragile but stable market and geopolitical tensions easing, there has been optimism abounding for Wall Street. That has been especially true for Nvidia (NVDA), which is set to get a $5 billion boost that Bank of America says could be huge for the stock. Like many of its Magnificent 7 counterparts, Nvidia has struggled this year. The AI chipmaker has had to navigate increased import duties and competition to try and find its footing once again in 2025. That may be set to take place in May, with Q2 getting off to a strong start for the tech giant. Source: Reuters / Andrew Kelly Also Read: Nvidia (NVDA): Can It Reclaim Its Spot as World’s Most Valuable in 2025? Nvidia Will Get a $5 Boost That Could be Massive, Bank of America Says Approaching the midpoint of the month, the US stock market is in a rather strong position. Despite a volatile start to the year, the S&P 500 has risen for the four...

US President Donald Trump’s administration plans to rescind Biden-era AI chip curbs as part of a broader effort to revise semiconductor trade restrictions. According to sources close to Bloomberg, the repeal is not yet final. The previous restrictions have drawn strong opposition from major tech companies and foreign governments in the past. JUST IN: President Trump to rescind global chip export restrictions. — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) May 7, 2025 The Trump administration says it will not enforce the so-called AI diffusion rule when it takes effect on May 15, the sources said. Chipmakers such as Nvidia (NVDA) and AMD saw their stocks rise after the announcement. Nvidia climbed as much as 3.6%, and the Philadelphia Stock Exchange Semiconductor Index — a closely watched benchmark — gained as much as 2.1%. Trump officials are reportedly working toward a new rule that would strengthen the control of chips abroad and remove the chip restrictions. “The Biden AI rule is overly ...

Nvidia stock hit a new milestone today. The company became the world’s most valuable business during a growing AI chip controversy. A Mumbai drugmaker was caught sending restricted chips to Russia. These chips, worth $300 million, were meant “to target sensitive sectors in Russia’s military-industrial complex.” Also Read: Vitalik Buterin Defends Ethereum Strategy Amid Data Bloat Concerns Impact of AI Chip Controversy on Nvidia’s Market Position Breaking Valuation Records Source: TradingView Nvidia’s stock beat Apple’s to become the world’s most valuable company at $3.53 trillion. Share prices jumped 18% in October, following OpenAI’s $6.6 billion funding news. Dell, which made the servers with these chips, says it “follows all applicable global regulations and export controls.” They promised “swift and appropriate action, up to and including termination of our relationship” with rule-breakers. The Mumbai Con...