First, let's see what LeoStrategy actually is:
This is an entity that started on Hive November 12, 2024.
Shortly after creation, on November 21, an inbound transfer of 1,066.91 $HIVE was made.
Quickly some were converted to $HBD to be LEO #premium and 500 $HIVE was powered up.
Their very first post, also from November 21, introduced the initial offering of the token $LSTR on Hive Engine.
When I first saw this, I was thinking it looks like a way to get money from people. And that is somewhat true, but people are also getting something back.
And that is important for basically everyone.
Now, this isn't a story about @leostrategy, but if you dig down into that I'm sure you'll be fascinated! 💯
This post will focus on the assets and not services provided by @leostrategy - and also not on their main asset ($LSTR).
Current assets
In August of 2025, August 11th to be precise, the first asset, beyond $LSTR, was announced in this post.
$SURGE
Limited downside exposure, built to work like a stable-coin by paying yield.
This yield APR would be paid like: $0.15 per 1 share of SURGE - paid weekly!
While there were some initial hiccups, they have caught on and it is paying each week.
Though $SURGE is different to other assets offered by @leostrategy it is their first attempt outside of $LSTR, and personally I have fairly good experience with $SURGE.
$TTSLA
The first synthetic RWA by @leostrategy brought TSLA (Tesla) exposure to the Hive Blockchain.
Announced on October 21, 2025 in this post - but hinted at previously, and basically confirmed on October 20th via this post.
After going cross-chain with other assets prior to the launch of $TTSLA, bringing Base Blockchain into the mix, @leostrategy launched $TTSLA. As they call it:
Tesla Exposure for the Modern Investor
This asset is meant to be Tokenized exposure pegged at 1:100 of the TSLA stock, onchain, paying yield everyday at a minimum of 3% APY/APR (depending on autocompounding or not).
The peg is somewhat held in place by rate policy. This allow for the APR to be variable.
If the peg is too low, the APR is increased to make it more tempting to buy - hence increasing the price os $TTSLA.
You can find $TTSLA documentation here
$TGLD
Not long after the launch of $TTSLA lions on inleo/threads already began talking about what the next RWA could be.
A few mentioned/recommended TGLD, as a way to have onchain exposure to Gold. This is what happened.
On November 16 it was announced that their new token, $TGLD, would be launched on November 17th, at noon EST time.
Same RWA tokenomics as the previous $TTSLA, same peg, same policy rate to govern peg, and also cross-chain.
To make it luxurious for early buyers @leostrategy even added a new Yield Boosting Mechanic.
This would be tier based, depending on what day of the presale you bought and staked you newly acquired $TGLD.
It would be an additional X% APR, as long as you keep you $TGLD staked on Hive Engine or in a Liquidity Pool on Base.
The structure:
- Day 1: +12% APR
- Day 2–3: +8% APR
- Day 4–5: +5% APR
- Day 6–7: +3% APR
* There is a difference between percentages on Hive and Base - the above tiers is on Hive
On top of that, if certain milestones were met, an additional up to 4% $TGLD would be sent to you - and even an Ambassador Program.
$TNVDA
As of writing, $TNVDA is the newest asset by @leostrategy.
This was introduced on December 1st. The Public Presale went live on December 2nd, as seen in this post
Once again, some new additions to the presale was introduced.
Private Founders Sale
This was ongoing from December 1st to December 2nd.
While the initiative is a good way to get early buyers, personally I'm not so sure why it's called Founders. Maybe that's just me.
Also, once again, the early buyers would get a boost on the APR, as long as they keep their tokens staked.
Despite the very eager lion-fanbase, I saw that $TNVDA was not as well received as previous assets.
Future assets
Now for the part that I actually wanted to do this post about.
The next asset?!
Personally I think it will be something in the lines of $TAAPL - onchain exposure to AAPL (Apple).
It might also be $TMSFT (Tokenized Microsoft), but I have a feeling it will be $TAAPL.
Why?
With the recent trend of taking the big names in the stock world (as far as I know at least), it would be very fitting to bring in Apple into the mix.
The biggest question in my opinion is not what asset it will be.
No.
It's
When?
This is a far more crucial question in terms of the success @leostrategy wants.
The market now is saturated. Some might say over-saturated.
And I think they could sense this and this will play a major role in when the next asset launch will happen.
My guess?
January 3rd, 2026.
If you have a guess, please let me know in the comments.
Would also love to hear if you think they're doing it right/wrong or any thoughts you have on it.
Thank you for reading.
Images fetched from @leostrategy's blog and AI edited on 2nd occurance.
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