Coinbase adds Microsoft and AMD tokens to its tokenized stocks on Base
Key Facts
Coinbase has added Microsoft and AMD tokens to the tokenized stocks available on the Base network, according to the company’s official page, which lists them as MSFTc and AMDc. This expands the list that 1inch described in an earlier announcement as initially including assets linked to Apple, Alphabet, Meta and Nvidia. 1inch provides access to assets supported on Base through its decentralized application, wallet and APIs, according to its announcement. But the addition to Coinbase’s list does not by itself establish that 1inch launched a new batch on November 14, the date associated with the report. The launch of that batch as described in the report could not be verified, while available official sources confirm that Microsoft and AMD tokens are listed among Coinbase’s assets on Base.
The addition comes to a market that had already recorded more than $1 billion in activity since tokenized stocks launched on Base, according to Coinbase when it published its third-quarter 2026 results. The company said trading volume in these assets on the network had “exceeded $1 billion since launch,” without providing details here on the period or the distribution of volume among the different tokens. The figure places the tokenized-stock market among Coinbase’s activity on Base, but does not specify the amount of trading attributable to MSFTc or AMDc. In traditional trading, AMD shares closed at $534.06 and Microsoft shares at $523.88 on November 13, 2026, according to EL7 data provided. The closing prices provide a reference for the companies’ shares on the day before the report date, but do not measure the price or performance of the tokenized versions on the network.
The new tokens are part of infrastructure Coinbase launched on Base on August 24, 2026, using the B20 standard, according to an announcement by Base. Base said the tokens represent real shares held on a one-to-one basis by a regulated custodian. Coinbase describes the assets as available for round-the-clock trading, lending and borrowing across the Base ecosystem, extending their use beyond spot trading. Aave also launched a market in September 2026 that allows eligible investors outside the United States to borrow USDC against Coinbase tokenized stocks without selling them. Base said seven tokenized U.S. stocks were accepted as collateral in that market when its page was published, with other stocks and the GHO asset expected to be added for borrowing later.
Access remains subject to geographic and regulatory eligibility. Base’s page states that the tokens are available in eligible regions outside the United States, and that the network is neutral infrastructure that does not issue, sell or endorse them. Coinbase says the tokenized stocks are offered under Regulation S and are unavailable to people in the United States or certain restricted regions. Initial issuance and redemption are also limited to institutional partners that have completed know-your-customer procedures and to authorized participants. 1inch says holding a token is not equivalent to owning the underlying stock and does not confer shareholder rights, and that availability depends on the issuer and region. Trading the token therefore reflects exposure linked to the asset under the terms of issuance, not a transfer of ownership of the stock or its rights to the holder.
1inch has an existing route for listing tokenized real-world assets through its integration with Ondo Global Markets, which it described as the first major real-world asset integration on its platform and launched in September 2025. The platform said the integration had generated billions of dollars in real-world asset trading volume through its infrastructure since launch. This provides context for the expansion of its tokenized-asset services, while the new tokens and their markets remain tied to the issuer and the Base network. In the lending market, Base said the addition of other stocks and the GHO asset to the Aave market was expected over time, without specifying a date. The listing of MSFTc and AMDc on Coinbase’s page confirms that the two tokens are among its supported assets, but is not sufficient on its own to establish details of a new launch batch through 1inch on the date cited.