Kraken Launches Crypto and Tokenized Stocks Bundles
The Defiant
04-30 00:00
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Kraken is introducing curated portfolio bundles combining cryptocurrency with traditional U.S. equities and ETFs through its xStocks offering.
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Kraken announced the launch of Crypto + xStocks bundles on Thursday, April 30, enabling users to build diversified multi-asset portfolios combining digital assets with tokenized representations of traditional U.S. equities and ETFs in a single portfolio. The new product has geo restrictions and, as with xStocks separately, bundles are not available in the United States.

The bundles are automatically rebalanced and designed to simplify portfolio construction for investors seeking exposure across both crypto and traditional stock markets. Per Kraken’s blog post, example of bundles include S&P 500 + Bitcoin and Big Tech + Crypto.

The offering leverages Kraken's xStocks infrastructure to provide curated portfolios that blend crypto's growth potential with equity market stability. Users can access the bundles through Kraken's platform with a single tap, addressing investor demand for streamlined multi-asset allocation tools.

Source: Kraken

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