Putting stocks onchain is one thing. Figuring out how to build around them is another. You can make an asset accessible onchain without solving the problems that come with holding leveraged exposure to it over a long period. That's the part of @2FactorFinance I wanted to understand. Its approach to leverage is built around the idea that the right exposure depends on the asset itself. Bitcoin and equities have different volatility profiles, so applying the same leverage multiple to both doesn't make much sense. Now live on Base, 2Factor is bringing Kelly-optimized leverage onchain, working with Coinbase around its tokenized stocks ecosystem. I've joined the Points Program to follow the development and participate in its social, educational, and referral activities. Season 1's top 10 accounts split 1 BTC, paid in cbBTC, with Marks earned through verified actions rather than purchases, deposits, or holding assets. I'm curious about the next stage of tokenized assets on Base. Beyond making them accessible, what financial infrastructure do you think they need most? Join in here: points.2factor.finance/r/p1k…