Coinbase Put Nvidia and Apple Stock Onchain: But Does Weekend Trading Create Liquidation Risk?

Coinbase tokenized US equities went live on Base on Monday, putting four technology stocks onchain as transferable tokens that eligible non-US users can hold in a self-custodial wallet with no brokerage account required.NVDAc, AAPLc, METAc, and GOOGLc track Nvidia, Apple, Meta, and Alphabet, and Chainlink now sits as the official oracle piping price data into roughly 50 Base apps that support the tokens.

Stocks have been updatedCoinbase Tokenized Stocks are live on Base– Available 24/7, 365– Composable across Base DeFi– Own the underlying share held in a regulated trust, backed 1:1Live now, with new stocks coming soon pic.twitter.com/wEoBcvd9dG— Base (@base) August 24, 2026 The launch matters less for the four tickers than for what runs underneath them.

Coinbase is an issuer, chain operator, and one of the trading venues simultaneously, and Chainlink’s feed is the piece that determines whether these tokens function as passive holdings or as usable DeFi collateral.Discover: The Best Crypto to Diversify Your PortfolioCoinbase Tokenized Stocks, A $2.48 Billion Market Getting CrowdedTokenized public equities now total $2.49 billion, up 5.18% over 30 days, with 2.12 million holders and $27.28 billion in monthly transfer volume, according to rwa.xyz.

Ondo leads with $872.7 million across 406 assets, followed by Backed’s xStocks at $588 million and Binance’s bStocks at $552.7 million. Coinbase enters fourth with just four tickers and a...