Big move for mainstream adoption: a major non-custodial wallet built on The Open Network is rolling out direct access to traditional securities through its Telegram interface. Think buying Apple, Tesla, or Nvidia shares without leaving your chat app—plus you can grab exposure to major indices like the S&P 500 and tracking funds such as Invesco QQQ ETF, all settled on-chain.

What makes this interesting? You're trading actual tokenized versions of these assets while maintaining full custody. No intermediaries gatekeeping access. It's happening inside Telegram, where millions already hang out daily, which basically removes friction from the Web3 onboarding loop for regular investors curious about crypto infrastructure.

This signals something bigger: the blurring line between traditional finance rails and blockchain infrastructure. When you can access both equity markets and crypto markets from the same non-custodial interface, it changes how people think about asset management. No wonder projects are racing to build this bridge.