# Trading & Wealth Assets > Fiber brings stablecoins, crypto, digital metals, and tokenized US stocks together in one private, easy-to-use financial app. You can buy, sell, hold, and manage supported assets without moving between exchanges, wallets, and separate investment platforms. Fiber handles the underlying onchain routing while your supported balances and activity remain private within the app. ## Supported Asset Types Fiber supports a growing range of assets, including: - Stablecoins - Bitcoin and Ethereum - Digital gold and silver - Tokenized US stocks - Tokenized funds and other supported assets Available assets may vary by jurisdiction, network, liquidity, and product availability. ## Buying and Selling To buy or sell an asset, select it from the Invest section, enter an amount, and review the transaction details before confirming. Fiber handles the underlying swap, routing, and privacy steps through its interface. You do not need to use a separate exchange, manage gas, or manually move assets between protocols. Before confirming, Fiber may display: - The amount being spent or sold - The estimated amount you will receive - The quoted price - Applicable spreads or costs - Estimated processing time The final amount received may differ slightly from the estimate because of market movement, liquidity, spread, or slippage. ## Tokenized US Stocks Tokenized US stocks provide onchain exposure to the value of supported publicly traded companies. These assets are blockchain-based representations provided through third-party issuers. They are not the same as holding shares directly through a traditional brokerage account and may not provide identical shareholder, voting, dividend, redemption, or regulatory rights. Availability may vary by jurisdiction, and some users may not be eligible to access every tokenized asset. ## Digital Gold and Silver Fiber provides access to supported digital assets representing gold and silver. These assets allow users to gain exposure to precious metals through Fiber without purchasing or storing physical metal themselves. The structure, backing, custody, redemption rights, and risks depend on the third-party issuer of each supported asset. ## Market Availability Crypto and certain onchain assets may be available to trade at any time. Tokenized stocks and funds may have different trading hours, liquidity conditions, or pricing behaviour than the traditional markets they reference. Trading availability may also depend on the issuer and underlying liquidity providers. Fiber will display whether an asset is currently available to buy or sell. ## Privacy and Asset Support Supported assets held within Fiber can remain associated with your private `0zk` wallet rather than a conventional public wallet address. The level of privacy and available functionality may vary by asset, network, issuer, and underlying infrastructure. See [Privacy](/privacy) for more information about private balances and trading. ## Asset Risks All assets involve risk, including the potential loss of value. Relevant risks may include: - Market volatility - Liquidity limitations - Issuer or counterparty risk - Smart-contract or protocol vulnerabilities - Stablecoin or asset depegging - Tracking differences between tokenized assets and their reference assets - Regulatory or jurisdictional restrictions - Delayed, failed, or unavailable transactions Users should understand the asset and its structure before buying. ## Custom and Unsupported Tokens Some additional tokens may be visible or held within a Fiber account even when they do not have full product support. Custom or unsupported tokens may have limited pricing, trading, privacy, transfer, or recovery functionality. Receiving an unsupported asset or using an unsupported network may result in permanent loss. Always confirm that an asset and network are supported before depositing. --- Fiber is a financial technology company, not a bank. Banking services are provided by SSB, Member FDIC. Funds deposited at SSB are eligible for FDIC insurance up to $250,000 per depositor, per insured bank, subject to applicable limitations and FDIC rules.