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How your tokenized stock works
Plain words about what you hold and how Bitstock decides.
The company
What one token means
Each token stands for an unavailable number of shares of . When a dividend is reinvested, that number rises and the share price drops by the dividend on the ex-dividend date, so the token's price stays roughly the same. Your token then represents more shares; your holdings did not suddenly grow.
What Bitstock's answers mean
- Go
Every check passed. You can buy with the normal price limit. - Go, with a tighter limit
Something calls for caution, such as the US stock market being closed. You can still buy, but the price may move only a little before your buy cancels itself. - Wait
Something could not be read. Bitstock buys nothing now and checks everything again later. - Do not buy now
A check failed, for example the company paused the token or the test run did not show your tokens arriving. Nothing is bought.