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As the crypto market gradually undergoes structural integration with the traditional financial system, "tokenized stocks" are transitioning from conceptual exploration to practical experimentation. Tokenized stocks do not merely represent a change in the form of trading U.S. stocks; rather, they entail a systematic restructuring of asset issuance methods, trading hours, and market accessibility. They not only reveal the crypto world's genuine demand for compliant assets but also clearly highlight the inherent boundaries of on-chain finance in terms of law, custody, and rights mapping. Understanding tokenized stocks essentially means understanding how TradFi and Crypto compromise, reorganize, and coexist with each other.

Against the backdrop of the ongoing digitalization of the global financial system, the institutionalized trust and multi-layered intermediary structures that traditional finance has long relied upon are facing practical challenges in terms of efficiency, transparency, and global collaboration capabilities. The emergence of blockchain technology is not merely a new form of assets; rather, as a component of financial infrastructure, it redefines the underlying methods of value recording, transaction execution, and asset management. Starting from this structural shift, this course begins with the operational logic of traditional finance and systematically unfolds an analysis of blockchain finance, asset tokenization, and the pathways for integrating old and new financial systems. It aims to help you establish a comprehensive cognitive framework for understanding the evolution of contemporary finance.

This course provides a systematic explanation of the core mechanics behind ETF leveraged tokens — a product designed to deliver multiple times the daily returns of an underlying asset by hedging in the perpetual futures market. These tokens are high-risk, high-volatility instruments, best suited for short-term swing trading or hedging strategies. When used properly, leveraged tokens can amplify gains or hedge market risk, offering key advantages such as:reduced losses in downtrends, and enhanced profits in uptrends.