Own NVIDIA, Tesla, Apple and the S&P 500 — from anywhere.
Starting with $100, in about 10 minutes. No brokerage account, no minimums, no paperwork to start. A free AI guide walks you through it, step by step.
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What you’ll learn
- What tokenized assets are: real US stocks, gold, and US Treasury exposure held 1:1 by regulated issuers — and how that differs from the synthetic schemes that collapsed.
- How to set up a wallet only you control, in about 30 seconds — no seed phrase to start.
- How to fund it with $100 by card, with every fee shown before you pay.
- How to make your first purchase, read a live quote, and sell whenever you want — markets on these rails run 24/7.
- How to secure everything so only you can touch it.
- What can go wrong — every risk, stated plainly, before any step.
Why trust this
Regulated issuers, published proof.
Every asset we teach is issued 1:1 by regulated companies — such as Backed (tokenized stocks) and Paxos (vaulted gold) — with public proof-of-reserves you can check yourself. Don’t take our word for it; we show you where to look.
We never hold your money.
You act in your own self-custody wallet, on your own screen. We teach and link — we never take deposits, never sign transactions, never touch your assets.
Risks before benefits.
Every lesson names what can go wrong before what can go right. We never tell you which asset to pick — we explain how each works, and the choice is yours.
What can go wrong
- Issuer risk: tokens are claims on assets held by the issuer — you carry counterparty exposure to that company.
- Price risk: stocks, gold, and bond funds move down as well as up. Yield on Treasury products is variable and never promised.
- Self-custody responsibility: only you hold the keys — which also means recovering from mistakes is on you. The course teaches the safety steps in order.
- No deposit insurance: these are not bank deposits and are not covered by deposit-protection schemes.