
Bending Spoons xStock bspx
What is Bending Spoons xStock?
Bending Spoons xStock (BSPx) is a tokenized representation of Bending Spoons S.p.A. equity. It is structured as a tracker certificate issued by Backed Assets (JE) Limited, rather than as the company’s ordinary share itself. The token is intended to track the price of the underlying Bending Spoons security (symbol BSP; underlying ISIN IT0005717696).
Each BSPx token is designed to be collateralized 1:1 by the corresponding underlying share held with regulated custodians. The certificate is represented on public blockchains and can be transferred like a blockchain token, including in fractional amounts. The BSPx product has ISIN CH1580497001.
BSPx is part of the xStocks product family, which aims to make equity exposure portable across exchanges, wallets and DeFi venues. It is available through supported platforms and networks rather than through a conventional brokerage account alone; the exact venue and jurisdiction determine whether a user can buy, withdraw, issue or redeem it.
The token gives economic price exposure, not ordinary-share ownership. Holders do not receive shareholder voting rights or direct information rights in Bending Spoons. Corporate actions such as dividends and stock splits are reflected through xStocks’ rebasing design instead of being delivered as ordinary shareholder distributions.
What problem does Bending Spoons xStock solve?
Traditional equity markets can be difficult to access across jurisdictions, trading schedules and settlement systems, particularly for investors who already hold crypto assets or want to use self-custody and on-chain applications. A tokenized certificate offers a blockchain-native format for transferring and integrating equity-linked exposure.
BSPx addresses this access and composability problem by pairing a regulated, collateralized certificate structure with ERC-20/Solana token rails. Secondary markets can operate outside traditional equity hours, and tokens can be moved to compatible wallets or used in supported DeFi integrations.
It does not eliminate investment or structural risk. BSPx can fall with the underlying stock, secondary-market liquidity and pricing can differ from the underlying market, and holders accept issuer, custodian, legal, counterparty, regulatory and smart-contract risks. The product is also not marketed or offered to U.S. persons and is restricted in other jurisdictions.
How does Bending Spoons xStock work?
Backed Assets (JE) Limited issues BSPx as a tracker certificate, with Backed Finance AG acting as tokenizer. The underlying shares are held through listed broker/custody service providers, including Alpaca Securities, InCore Bank, Maerki Baumann and GTN Europe Financial Services, with custody arrangements intended to segregate collateral from the issuer’s ordinary assets.
On EVM-compatible chains BSPx uses the ERC-20 standard; on Solana it uses the SPL token standard. The product page identifies Ethereum, Solana and other supported EVM networks, while the xStocks documentation also describes native availability on Arbitrum, Mantle, TON, Ink and additional compatible networks. Holders can transfer tokens on-chain and, where supported, withdraw them to self-custodied wallets.
The market price on secondary venues is determined by supply and demand. xStocks secondary trading can be available 24/7 or 24/5 depending on venue, while direct issuance and redemption through the issuer generally operate 24/5 during U.S. market business days. Direct issuance or redemption is subject to eligibility, KYC and applicable fees; the xStocks FAQ states a $5,000 minimum for direct transactions.
Dividends are reinvested into additional units of the same asset, net of applicable taxes, and represented through a rebasing multiplier. On EVM chains balances adjust automatically; Solana uses its Scaled UI mechanism. Stock splits and reverse splits use the same process. The product currently states no management fee, although a fee of up to 0.25% annually may be introduced; issuance/redemption fees may be up to 0.50% of investment value.
Key facts
- Ticker: BSPx; underlying company ticker: BSP (Bending Spoons S.p.A.).
- Issuer: Backed Assets (JE) Limited; tokenizer: Backed Finance AG.
- Product ISIN: CH1580497001; underlying share ISIN: IT0005717696.
- BSPx is a tracker certificate and does not convey voting, shareholder or direct ownership rights.
- The structure targets 1:1 collateralization with segregated custody and publicly available proof-of-reserves information.
- Supported token formats include ERC-20 on EVM chains and SPL Token-2022 on Solana.
- Officially identified contract addresses include Ethereum 0x7796f4e23a62ef3653829c21032a9e24beaf4cf5 and Solana XsYMHtwJcWon5GkPHzdDbCCztKtKzEurJnbydxgjsqS.
- Dividends, splits and reverse splits are reflected through rebasing rather than direct shareholder payments.
- The product page currently lists no management fee, but reserves the possibility of introducing up to 0.25% per year; issuance/redemption fees may reach 0.50%.
- Direct issuer issuance/redemption has a stated $5,000 minimum and requires eligibility/KYC; secondary-market minimums depend on the venue.
- xStocks are not marketed, offered or solicited in the United States or to U.S. persons, and availability varies by jurisdiction.
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Frequently asked questions
Is BSPx the same as buying Bending Spoons shares?
No. BSPx is a blockchain tracker certificate that provides economic exposure to the share price. It does not make the holder a direct shareholder and does not provide voting rights.
What backs each BSPx token?
The xStocks structure states that each token is collateralized 1:1 by the corresponding underlying equity held in segregated custody with regulated custodians. Proof-of-reserves information is provided through the xStocks DeFi portal.
How are dividends handled?
Dividends received on the underlying equity are reinvested into additional units, net of applicable taxes. A rebasing mechanism adjusts the token exposure; no manual action is required from holders.
Can BSPx be held in a personal wallet?
Yes, where the destination wallet and network are supported. xStocks documentation describes self-custody and on-chain transferability, subject to platform, network and jurisdictional restrictions.
Can BSPx trade outside regular stock-market hours?
Secondary-market trading may run 24/7 or 24/5 depending on the venue. Direct issuance and redemption by the issuer are generally limited to 24/5 business periods aligned with U.S. equity-market hours.
Can any holder redeem BSPx directly for the underlying share?
Direct redemption is subject to the issuer’s terms, KYC, eligibility, fees and a stated $5,000 minimum transaction size. Users commonly obtain liquidity by selling on supported secondary markets instead.
Is BSPx available in the United States?
No. xStocks state that they are not marketed, offered or solicited in the United States or to U.S. persons. Other country restrictions also apply, so availability must be checked with the relevant platform.
What are the main risks?
The token can lose value as the underlying equity declines. Additional risks include liquidity or price divergence on secondary venues, issuer and custodian exposure, legal/regulatory restrictions, smart-contract risk and the absence of shareholder rights.
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