Why 24/7 Matters in CIS
The real value of 24/7 access becomes clearer when you look at when people actually trade.
In the first 15 days of bStocks, around 47% of total trading volume happened outside regular U.S. market hours, according to Binance data. That’s a significant share of activity happening when traditional U.S. markets would normally be
closed. It suggests that 24/7 access isn’t just a theoretical advantage - users are actually using those additional hours to trade.
That’s especially relevant for users in the CIS. A major move in a U.S. stock doesn’t necessarily happen during convenient local trading hours, and with tokenized stock exposure available around the clock, you don’t always have to wait for the
next traditional trading session to react.
I’ve experienced this myself with $TSLAB - I bought Tesla during a period when the traditional U.S. market was already closed. What was interesting was that when the traditional market opened again, my bStock position was still slightly higher,
rather than seeing a sharp correction back to the previous close. For me, that made the 24/7 model feel practical rather than just sounding convenient.
At the same time, 24/7 access doesn’t remove market risk. It simply changes when price discovery can happen and when users can react to it.
That’s the part of bStocks I find most interesting to watch.
@BinanceCIS #bStocksCIS
The real value of 24/7 access becomes clearer when you look at when people actually trade.
In the first 15 days of bStocks, around 47% of total trading volume happened outside regular U.S. market hours, according to Binance data. That’s a significant share of activity happening when traditional U.S. markets would normally be
closed. It suggests that 24/7 access isn’t just a theoretical advantage - users are actually using those additional hours to trade.
That’s especially relevant for users in the CIS. A major move in a U.S. stock doesn’t necessarily happen during convenient local trading hours, and with tokenized stock exposure available around the clock, you don’t always have to wait for the
next traditional trading session to react.
I’ve experienced this myself with $TSLAB - I bought Tesla during a period when the traditional U.S. market was already closed. What was interesting was that when the traditional market opened again, my bStock position was still slightly higher,
rather than seeing a sharp correction back to the previous close. For me, that made the 24/7 model feel practical rather than just sounding convenient.
At the same time, 24/7 access doesn’t remove market risk. It simply changes when price discovery can happen and when users can react to it.
That’s the part of bStocks I find most interesting to watch.
@BinanceCIS #bStocksCIS