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Nvidia, Apple Drive Demand for Coinbase-Issued Tokenized Stocks— Brian Armstrong Notes 'Good Traction So Far'

BenzingaAniket Verma

Coinbase Global Inc. CEO Brian Armstrong highlighted on Monday, September 21, growing traction for the tokenized U.S. stocks issued by the company.

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