Hedera: Stock Tokens at HashPack, What Matters

HashPack, by far the largest wallet on the Hedera network, switched on trading in tokenised stocks on October 8, 2026. Four assets are available at launch: Apple, Nvidia, Tesla and the S&P 500 ETF SPY. Payment is made with HBAR or USDC already sitting in the wallet. That is the news, and it comes with a catch stated in the announcement itself: Hedera does not issue these tokens, and what they are worth in legal terms depends on a third party's terms.

The HBAR price did not react upwards to the news. Hedera trades at $0.0906, 12.0 percent below where it stood a week earlier, according to CoinGecko on Monday. Together those two facts describe the situation at hand: the network gains a product likely to interest European investors, while the token itself has a weak week behind it.

What HashPack switched on on October 8

Trading runs through the wallet's swap section, HashPack says. There is a toggle between tokens and stocks there, and the same switch appears on the holdings overview. Anyone who has swapped HBAR for another Hedera token before uses the same route, just with a different destination.

A tokenised stock means this: a token on a blockchain whose price tracks a real share without you owning the share itself. It is issued by an issuer that arranges the backing and sets the terms.