1inch Lists Four Tokenized Stocks on Base, Including Microsoft and AMD

1inch has launched four tokenized stocks on Base, including tokens tied to Microsoft (MSFT), Sony (SONY), AMD and TTWO, with around-the-clock trading available through its decentralized application and Wallet.

The move puts blockchain-based representations of major equities directly inside a decentralized exchange aggregator. Users on Base, Coinbase's Ethereum layer-2 network, can now trade the four stock-linked tokens at any hour through 1inch's dApp or its Wallet product, sidestepping traditional market sessions entirely.

1inch itself is not a single exchange. It is an aggregator that routes crypto swaps across multiple venues to find execution prices for its users. Adding stock-linked tokens to Base widens the range of assets reachable through that routing infrastructure, merging equity exposure with the platform's existing crypto swap flows.

What exactly is being traded?

Tokenized assets are blockchain-based representations of traditional financial products. In this case, each token tracks a listed company's stock: Microsoft, Sony, Take-Two Interactive (TTWO) and AMD. Holders gain exposure to the underlying equity's performance through a token standard and infrastructure native to Base.

The practical appeal is access. Traditional equity markets close. Crypto markets do not. By wrapping these stocks as tokens on Base, 1inch lets its users trade Microsoft or AMD exposure on the same rails, and in the same interface, they already use for crypto swaps — including weekends and overnight hours when conventional brokerages are shut.

What does this change for 1inch users?

The answer is mostly about product surface. Nothing changes for the underlying companies or their listings. What changes is the distribution channel: four major equities now sit alongside crypto assets inside 1inch's aggregator and Wallet, tradable 24/7 on Base. For users who already live inside that interface, stock exposure no longer requires a separate brokerage account or a different workflow.

The Base launch also deepens 1inch's multi-chain footprint for traditional-asset products. The protocol already operates across many chains for crypto routing, and this gives its Base presence a distinctive asset category rather than just another venue for the same tokens.

A second step in a broader rollout

This is not 1inch's first move into tokenized traditional assets. The launch follows the protocol's earlier rollout on Solana, where it introduced more than 450 Ondo-linked stock and ETF tokens — a far larger catalog than the four names now live on Base.

That earlier Solana deployment, tied to tokenization firm Ondo's product suite, signalled the scale 1inch ultimately has in mind for this category. The Base launch, with four blue-chip names, looks like an initial foothold on a network closely associated with Coinbase and its institutional user base, with room to expand the listing set toward the breadth already available on Solana.

The pattern is consistent: distribute tokenized equities across the major chains where 1inch's users already trade, rather than concentrating them on a single network. Expect the Base catalog to grow if the first four names find sustained volume through the aggregator's routing engine.