TLDR
- Bitwise has launched Automated Token Portfolios (ATPs) built on Coinbase’s tokenized US stocks
- The portfolios cover AI, robotics, and a Magnificent Seven strategy including SpaceX
- Eligible non-US investors can hold and auto-rebalance stocks directly in their crypto wallets
- Glider handles the rebalancing based on models designed by Bitwise, which charges a 0.15% methodology fee
- Tokenized listed stocks now total $2.49 billion with 2.25 million holders globally
Bitwise Asset Management has launched a new product that combines crypto wallets with automated stock portfolios. The move builds on Coinbase’s recently launched tokenized US stocks and targets eligible investors outside the United States.
Today, Bitwise is launching Automated Token Portfolios (ATPs): institutionally designed model portfolios for tokenized stocks that live directly in your crypto wallet—powered by @Coinbase Tokenized Stocks.
Bitwise designs the model, you hold the tokenized stocks in your own… pic.twitter.com/MMebg9XPRw
— Bitwise (@Bitwise) August 25, 2026
The products are called Automated Token Portfolios, or ATPs. They allow investors to hold baskets of US equities directly in their own crypto wallets, with the portfolio automatically rebalanced to follow strategies designed by Bitwise.
How the Portfolios Work
Coinbase launched tokenized versions of Apple, Nvidia, Meta, and Alphabet on its Base blockchain one day before Bitwise’s announcement. More stocks are expected to follow.
Bitwise sets the investment strategy and methodology. Glider, a specialist in automated portfolios, handles the actual trading and rebalancing. Bitwise charges a 0.15% methodology access fee, separate from trading and platform fees.
The initial lineup includes three strategies: an AI leaders portfolio, a robotics portfolio, and the Mag7X. The Mag7X equally weights Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, and Tesla, and also includes SpaceX.
Unlike a traditional ETF or mutual fund, investors do not pool their money together. Each person holds the individual tokenized stocks in their own non-custodial wallet.
Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan explained the difference. “For over a century, getting a professional model meant handing your assets to a fund,” he said. “ATPs mean you can keep the assets in your own wallet, and the model comes to you.”
Because investors hold the tokens directly, those assets can also be used in decentralized finance applications for lending or borrowing.
Bitwise Expands Beyond Crypto ETFs
Bitwise manages around $9 billion in assets and is best known for its crypto ETFs. The ATP launch represents a move into a different kind of onchain asset management.
The firm has also recently moved into decentralized finance vault curation, another area beyond its core ETF business.
Glider has worked in this space before. Earlier this year it partnered with Ondo Finance to offer personalized portfolios using Ondo’s tokenized stock products.
The broader tokenized stock market is growing. Total tokenized listed stocks now stand at $2.49 billion, up 5.18% over the past month. There are currently 2.25 million holders and $27.28 billion in monthly transfer volume, according to data from rwa.xyz.
Coinbase has not confirmed which stocks it plans to add next. However, the Bitwise portfolios include Microsoft, Amazon, Tesla, SpaceX, and Sandisk, which may hint at upcoming additions to Coinbase’s tokenized stock lineup.
The portfolios are available only to eligible investors outside the United States.
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