Consumers can create their own or sign up for agents that trade and manage tokenized stock and commodities for them 24/7.
SAN FRANCISCO, CA
Bluwhale, the AI financial operating system connecting millions of users to traditional and blockchain financial services managed by AI, today announced trading agents for tokenized stocks and real-world assets, including gold, silver and oil. The broader tokenized-stock market already includes instruments linked to widely held companies such as Apple, Microsoft and Tesla, although availability varies by issuer, venue, user eligibility and jurisdiction.
The new capability extends Bluwhale’s financial AI infrastructure into tokenized equities and commodities, allowing users to create agents that autonomously trade supported assets onchain. The agents research market data, apply strategies selected by the user and make buying and selling decisions within the authority the user grants. The announcement comes as tokenization moves further into mainstream finance. The SEC recently created a limited, conditional pathway for certain tokenized stocks to trade onchain, underscoring the broader movement of traditional assets onto blockchain-based markets.
“Real-world assets are blockchain’s next frontier, bringing traditional financial products on-chain and open around the clock. We’re building infrastructure for AI agents to trade and manage these assets, because siloed financial platforms slow AI adoption in finance, while Web3 lets agents transact on users’ behalf 24/7. That gives people a more convenient way to participate in markets, with AI helping them make better decisions,” said Han Jin, founder and CEO of Bluwhale.
Bluwhale is empowering individuals to launch AI agents to these emerging markets rather than selecting a pre-designed investment strategy or service. With a no-code Bluwhale account, you can create and refine your own AI agents that execute financial services for you or to millions of other users. Unlike traditional trading bots, which require every instruction to be specified in advance, Bluwhale agents can take on a defined responsibility, exercise judgment within the authority the user establishes and share transparently its thinking and decision making process for the trades.
Platform users can specify the asset, amount, price condition and operating boundaries, then give the agent authority to monitor the market, gather real-time information and act when those conditions are met. Bluwhale provides the agent-building and execution functions but does not choose or recommend the user’s strategy or agent selection.
Built for Markets That Don’t Stop
Tokenized equities have moved from experiment to an active onchain market—the environment Bluwhale’s agents are built to serve. As of September 20, 2026, RWA.xyz reported $3.06 billion in distributed value and $25.83 million in represented value across tokenized stocks. The figures encompass both public equities distributed onchain and products that represent equity exposure.
Traditional U.S. exchanges are also extending the trading day. NYSE Arca plans to launch 23-hour-a-day, five-day-a-week trading on December 6, 2026, subject to regulatory approvals and industry readiness, with overnight sessions beginning at 9 p.m. ET on Sundays.
“Wall Street is extending trading hours. The next step is giving individuals the same edge: AI agents that trade around the clock,” Jin said. “As more assets move onchain and regulation gets clearer, consumers will need AI that watches the market and acts for them while they sleep.”
Why Tokenization Changes What an Agent Can Do
Combining AI with an onchain operating environment allows a Bluwhale agent to move from analysis to action in one connected workflow. It can evaluate information on the web, decide when to act on-chain, monitor an asset 24/7, execute a transaction, and hold the resulting position at any given time. Supported transactions create a visible record, and supported tokens can be withdrawn to the user’s own wallet, subject to issuer, venue, and jurisdictional restrictions.
Underneath that workflow is Bluwhale’s decentralized intelligence network, which indexes public data from more than 780 million wallets across 80-plus blockchains and is supported by 120,000 user-run nodes to verify and power AI agent transactions.
The same agent framework can support multiple tokenized asset classes. The initial rollout focuses on stocks, while Bluwhale’s broader product can also support eligible commodities linked to gold, silver, and oil. CoinGecko reported that tokenized commodities reached $5.55 billion in market capitalization in the first quarter of 2026, driven largely by gold-backed tokens. Ownership, redemption, and custody rights vary by instrument.
“Once financial assets are programmable through tokenization, they can be traded and managed by code, and that code can be driven by intelligence,” Jin said. “Bluwhale is building the layer where the two meet. When intelligence and execution live in the same system, an agent stops merely observing a market and starts carrying out a financial responsibility, around the clock, on your behalf and within your mandate. We’re making markets open to everyone.”
The company expects to begin a limited rollout at the end of September for eligible users through its desktop web application. Availability will vary by supported instrument, execution venue, and jurisdiction.
About Bluwhale
Bluwhale is an AI-powered personal finance application that brings bank accounts, savings applications and crypto wallets into one view. Consumers can track their financial health through WhaleScore, build agents using Bluprint or use agents created by others to manage financial strategies within permissions they define. Bluwhale serves more than 3.8 million users, with more than 8,000 agents completing over 100 million transactions across its network. More information is available at www.bluwhale.com.
Risk disclosure: Digital assets, tokenized assets and automated trading involve risk, including possible loss of principal. Rights and protections vary by instrument and issuer. Bluwhale does not provide investment advice or guarantee agent performance. Availability and functionality may vary by asset, venue and jurisdiction.
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Last modified: September 22, 2026
