Global exchanges are gearing up for AI stocks’ financial report release season, as Nvidia, Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, and Meta all move toward reporting earnings that the entire market will be watching. Bitrue is adding one more thing to that story: it is the first exchange to launch AI Tokenized Stocks Earn, offering a flat 7% annualized yield on tokenized shares of the same AI-era names investors are already watching this earnings season.
Owning a share of Apple, Tesla, or Nvidia has traditionally meant collecting whatever dividend the company decides to pay, often little, sometimes nothing at all. Bitrue is changing that equation, becoming the first exchange to offer a flat 7% annualized yield across its full “ON” tokenized stock lineup: NVDAON, SPCXON, TSLAON, GOOGLON, AAPLON, MSFTON, AMZNON, and METAON.
Bitrue’s own track record in this space isn’t new: it was the first crypto exchange to offer 3x leveraged exposure to AMD, and the first platform anywhere to offer 3x leveraged SpaceX exposure in either direction. The 7% flat yield extends that first-mover pattern from price exposure into the yield layer itself, and the timing, right as this earnings season kicks off, puts the AI Tokenized Stocks Earn launch directly in the path of the market’s attention.
Why this is a bigger deal than it sounds
Tokenized stocks have spent the last two years mostly solving one problem: letting people trade real equity exposure 24/7, without a broker, in fractional amounts. What they haven’t solved, until now, is the yield problem. A tokenized share of a stock was still just a wrapper, it moved in price the same way the real thing did, but it sat there earning nothing unless the underlying company happened to pay a dividend, and even then, the payout was often negligible.
By attaching a flat 7% yield directly to the token itself, Bitrue is turning tokenized stocks from a pure price-tracking instrument into something closer to an interest-bearing asset, a distinction that matters because it changes why someone would choose to hold the tokenized version instead of just buying the real stock through a broker. It’s the difference between a wrapper that copies a stock’s price and an asset that pays you for holding it.
The gap this closes
Traditional dividend yields on these names are thin, and in some cases nonexistent:
| Stock | Traditional Dividend Yield | Bitrue Tokenized Yield (ON) | Yield Uplift |
| Apple (AAPLON) | 0.32% | 7% | ~22x |
| Microsoft (MSFTON) | 0.92% | 7% | ~7.6x |
| Alphabet (GOOGLON) | 0.25% | 7% | ~28x |
| Nvidia (NVDAON) | ~0.1-0.5% | 7% | 14-70x |
| Tesla (TSLAON) | No dividend | 7% | Yield where none existed |
| Amazon (AMZNON) | No dividend | 7% | Yield where none existed |
| Meta Platforms (METAON) | ~0.3-0.4% | 7% | ~18-23x |
| SpaceX (SPCXON) | Not publicly traded, no dividend possible | 7% | The only yield this exposure has ever offered |
For names like Tesla and Amazon, the traditional version of the stock has never paid a cent in dividends, the tokenized version is the first version of that asset to generate any return beyond price movement at all. SpaceX is the clearest case of all: it isn’t even a public company, so there has never been a way for retail holders to earn yield on that exposure before now.
Why this matters
Owning a tokenized stock through Bitrue means the same underlying price exposure investors already look for, plus a fixed annualized return that doesn’t depend on a company’s dividend policy, its board’s decisions, or whether it’s even public in the first place. That combination, real-world equity exposure plus a flat, exchange-backed yield that beats the dividend on nearly every name in the lineup, is the kind of structural upgrade that’s difficult to replicate in a traditional brokerage account.
Get started
AI Tokenized Stocks Earn is live now on Bitrue.
Holders of NVDAON, SPCXON, TSLAON, GOOGLON, AAPLON, MSFTON, AMZNON, and METAON can start earning a flat 7% annualized yield today, no lockups beyond the product’s stated terms, no dependence on dividend announcements. Visit Bitrue’s Earn page to opt in before this earnings season’s biggest reports land.
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