
Eligible non-U.S. investors can hold 1:1 Apple, Nvidia, Meta and Alphabet tokens on Base, with Chainlink pricing enabling round-the-clock DeFi use under Regulation S.
Eligible investors outside the United States gained onchain access on Aug. 24 to Coinbase tokenized shares in Apple, Nvidia, Meta and Alphabet, issued on Base under the B20 standard as 1:1 interests in real equity held through a regulated, bankruptcy-remote custodian. Coinbase selected Chainlink as official oracle infrastructure for AAPLc, NVDAc, METAc and GOOGLc so decentralized exchanges, lending markets and structured-product platforms can price the tokens continuously outside traditional U.S. market hours. The securities are offered under Regulation S via Coinbase’s Abu Dhabi Global Market tokenization hub after FSRA approval, remain unavailable to U.S. persons, and limit primary minting and redemption to approved institutional participants; once issued, tokens can sit in self-custody wallets, move across Base apps, and reflect dividends and splits through an onchain multiplier. Chainlink Labs Chief Business Officer Johann Eid said tokenized assets reach their full potential when the broader ecosystem can build with them across DeFi. The launch adds to a fast-growing tokenized-stock sector—a16z and RWA.xyz data show multi-billion-dollar market caps and sharply higher transfer volumes—while other Base initiatives already offer hundreds of tokenized U.S. equities and ETFs, with more Coinbase listings expected in coming weeks.