
How to Buy Stocks with Bitcoin
With Bitcoin becoming increasingly mainstream, investors are no longer limited to crypto-only markets. In 2025, it’s now possible to buy real stocks using Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies, thanks to a growing wave of tokenised finance platforms and crypto-friendly brokers.
Whether you're looking to invest in Apple, Tesla, or the S&P 500 without touching fiat currency, here’s how to get started.
Why Buy Stocks with Bitcoin?
- No need to convert to fiat (avoids fees and delays)
- Global accessibility – anyone with BTC can invest in traditional assets
- Portfolio diversification – combine crypto growth with stock stability
- Seamless trading – buy stocks 24/7 via tokenised markets
This new model of investing is reshaping the way global investors manage wealth, especially in regions where banking access is limited.
Option 1: Use a Crypto Broker Offering Stock Access
Some regulated brokers now let you fund your account with BTC, ETH, or stablecoins and buy real stocks or stock CFDs.
Top platforms:
- Ouinex – crypto-funded forex and stock access (Europe/Africa)
- eToro – accepts crypto as funding method in some regions
- Interactive Brokers – via integrated crypto wallets (US only)
- Revolut & Uphold – allow indirect crypto-to-stock conversions
How it works:
- Open an account and verify your identity (KYC)
- Deposit BTC or USDT
- Convert funds or use BTC as collateral
- Buy stocks like AAPL, MSFT, NVDA, or SPY
Option 2: Buy Tokenised Stocks on the Blockchain
Tokenised stocks are digital assets that reflect the value of real shares. Platforms that offer tokenised stocks include:
- Synthetix (SNX)
- Mirror Protocol (MIR)
- FTX (legacy) and newer DEXs
- RealT & Ondo Finance (for fractional real-world assets)
These tokens are:
- Backed or synthetically linked to the price of actual stocks
- Tradable on decentralised exchanges (DEXs)
- Settled in BTC, ETH, or stablecoins
⚠️ Note: Some tokenised assets are not available in the US or EU due to regulatory limits.
Benefits vs. Risks
Benefits:
- Fast, borderless access to the global stock market
- Lower minimums (buy fractions of stocks)
- No bank or broker delays
Risks:
- Tokenised stocks may not offer voting rights or dividends
- Some platforms lack regulation or insurance
- Price tracking may slightly deviate from the real market
Conclusion
In 2025, you don’t need a brokerage account or fiat currency to invest in stocks. Whether through crypto-funded brokers or tokenised stocks, Bitcoin is paving the way for a traditional financial world that transcends national boundaries.
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