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The Magnificent Seven — Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Tesla — are available as tokenized stocks on Solana through Sunrise, issued by Backpack Securities. Sunrise's page blocks U.S. and Canada access.
Ars Technica reports that VMware released vSphere Express, a lower-end virtualization product supporting up to 128 cores, with an executive saying the company started listening to lower-end customers.
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The Magnificent Seven — Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Tesla — are available as tokenized stocks on Solana through Sunrise, issued by Backpack Securities. Sunrise's page blocks U.S. and Canada access.
the magnificent 7, now magnificently onchain. apple, amazon, alphabet, meta, microsoft, nvidia & tesla. all issued by @Backpack securities & live on solana via @sunrise. launch any asset on solana: https://t.co/h6IlFKxyfO https://t.co/VjT1VDWmRk
Ars Technica reports that VMware released vSphere Express, a lower-end virtualization product supporting up to 128 cores, with an executive saying the company started listening to lower-end customers.
VMware releases vSphere Express for virtualization on up to 128 cores - “We started listening to a lot of our lower-end customers," VMware exec says.
MIt's Tech Tonight, and the Magnificent Seven just showed up on a blockchain.
CMeteora Ecosystem posted on X that Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Tesla are now trading on Solana.
MIssued by Backpack Securities. Tokenized stocks, supposedly one token per share, around the clock.
CThat's useful for people outside U.S. market hours. You don't have to wait for New York.
MYou can already buy fractional shares at any decent broker. This is mostly about on-chain finance.
CCome on, it's bigger than that. The shares supposedly travel like crypto, instantly, with no settlement days.
MAnd one catch: Sunrise blocks the U.S. and Canada. So the people who could test it can't use it.
CMaybe that's the regulators' risk, not the technology's.
MOr maybe real stock halts don't stop for a token. That's the part nobody tweets.
CDifferent kind of money talk: one AI interview account on X says Bill Ackman warned total return swaps have brought back pre-Depression ninety-five percent leverage.
MThat quote's not verified anywhere I can find.
CRight, treat it as a claim. But if he said it, the point is dangerous leverage is back.
MAnd the same post says Pershing bought Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, and Google on the swings.
CAlso unconfirmed. But the warning would line up with how quickly big tech sold off.
MTokenized shares on one side, leverage panic on the other. We'll keep watching.