How to Borrow Against Your Stocks Like the Rich Do

Dinari has launched US equities for U.S. investors, enabling stock purchases with USDC via self-custody wallets in partnership with Circle. CEO Gabriel Otte explains the regulatory protections, including FINRA registration and SIPC insurance, and frames the bigger opportunity as giving retail investors the ability to borrow against individual stocks like wealthy individuals do with large portfolios. - Dinari launches tokenized US equities for U.S. investors using USDC and self-custody wallets. - Partnership with Circle allows purchases through self-custody while requiring KYC. - Dinari operates as a registered broker-dealer with FINRA and offers SIPC insurance up to $250K-$500K. - CEO Gabriel Otte emphasizes democratizing access to stock-secured borrowing, not just tokenization rails. - The platform aims to mirror the capital advantages historically reserved for wealthy investors with large portfolios.