WLTH Marketplace Upgrade: Faster, Smarter Private Market Liquidity

Private market investing has a long-standing liquidity problem. Positions get locked up, exits are slow, and secondary trading is usually manual and opaque. The WLTH Marketplace update addresses this directly, rebuilding how investors buy and manage tokenised economic rights to pre-IPO companies.

Basket Buying Replaces One-at-a-Time Transactions

Previously, acquiring multiple Slices meant multiple separate transactions, each requiring its own confirmation and gas cost. The marketplace now supports basket buying: investors can add several Slices to a single cart and execute the purchase in one transaction.

This matters for anyone building a diversified private market position. Instead of assembling exposure to five different companies through five separate purchases, investors can select everything they want and check out once.

Bulk Buying and Automated Sweeps

For investors who want broad exposure rather than a single specific listing, the marketplace introduces sweep functionality. Users can set a maximum price and automatically pull in every available Slice under that threshold, up to a chosen limit.

Because listings in a live marketplace can sell between selection and checkout, the system includes an auto-replace feature. If a selected Slice becomes unavailable mid-purchase, a comparable listing is substituted automatically, keeping bulk orders intact without manual re-searching.

Share a Specific Slice

Sometimes the challenge isn't finding a listing, it's pointing someone else to the exact one they want. The marketplace now supports direct Slice sharing. A specific listing can be sent straight to someone via socials, taking them directly to that Slice instead of leaving them to search the marketplace themselves.

This is useful for anyone recommending a particular opportunity, splitting exposure with a contact, or simply making it easier for someone else to act quickly on a listing before it's gone.

Listings Now Reflect On-Chain Reality

Marketplace listings are now sourced directly from blockchain state rather than relying primarily on backend data that can drift out of sync. Metadata such as fund names, valuations, and ownership details are layered on top of that on-chain source.

The result is a marketplace where what is listed is what is actually purchasable. Stale or already-sold listings become far less likely.

Better Filtering and Discovery

The update adds filtering by price, allocation size, ownership percentage, and funding round, alongside a favourites feature for tracking listings over time.

For investors comparing exposure across multiple pre-IPO companies, this turns the marketplace from a flat list into something closer to a proper trading interface.

A Clearer Portfolio View

Portfolio tracking has also improved. Holdings across individual Slices, DETF-style bundles, and pending investments are now recognised more accurately and presented in one consolidated view.

Why This Matters for Pre-IPO Investors

Secondary marketplaces only work if they're fast, accurate, and easy to use. This update moves the WLTH Marketplace closer to that standard: fewer transactions to build a position, more reliable listings, better tools to find opportunities, the ability to point someone straight to a specific listing, and a portfolio view that actually reflects what an investor holds.

How to Access It on WLTH

WLTH provides tokenised economic rights to private market assets, including pre-IPO companies, through Slices that can be bought and sold on the WLTH Marketplace. Access is fractional, and every Slice ties back to WLTH's underlying allocation.

The upgraded marketplace is live now for investors looking to build or rebalance a private market portfolio with less friction than before.

Explore the updated WLTH Marketplace and see the new buying and sharing tools in action.