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MoonPay CEO Ivan Soto-Wright describes how he's using his MoonPay agent to buy and trade tokenized stocks: "I tell it every day, 'Pick a cool tokenized stock and give me your thesis on it.' Then I approve it directly from my Telegram interface."

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