Gemini Launches Tokenized Stock Trading for EU Clients

Gemini now offers tokenized stock trading to European customers as of June 29th. The initial offering includes MicroStrategy stock on the platform.

Expanding accessibility to U.S. equities via blockchain, the launch may elevate institutional interest in tokenized assets and engagement with traditional markets.

Gemini Expands Blockchain Access with EU Stock Trading

Gemini announced the initiation of tokenized stock trading for European customers, marking a significant entry of traditional equities into blockchain-supported platforms. Partnering with Dinari, Gemini opens with MicroStrategy’s stock and plans to add more tokenized assets shortly.

The new service provides an avenue for European investors to participate in trading U.S. equities on a blockchain interface, initially leveraging the Arbitrum blockchain. Future expansions may enhance liquidity across other networks.

Gemini’s announcement highlights the democratization of access to U.S. equities, offering global investors a new way to engage with traditional markets through blockchain technology. — Cameron Winklevoss, CEO, Gemini

Blockchain Integration and Market Implications Analyzed

Did you know? In 2020, Gemini facilitated similar advancements with a limited ETF tokenization trial within select U.S. regions, paving the path for current innovations.

According to CoinMarketCap, Arbitrum (ARB) trades at $0.31, with a market cap of $1.52 billion and a fully diluted cap of $3.07 billion. It reported a 24-hour trading volume of $110.82 million, reflecting a decrease of 30.95%. Arbitrum’s 24-hour price increased by 1.38%, despite a 30-day drop of 18.53%, positioning Arbitrum as a significant player below top market cap rankings. Data collected as of 05:20 UTC on June 29, 2025.

The Coincu research team emphasizes that this offering aligns with broader technological trends, potentially increasing transactional speeds and settlement efficiency. Regulatory adjustments may be necessary to facilitate such integrations within financial ecosystems, reflecting a discernible shift towards digitized asset management.