#bstockscis Guys, while following the development of bStocks, I noticed one detail that I think many people overlook. 👇
At first, I thought the update was simply about adding support for 10 more bStocks.
But then I realized the most interesting part wasn’t the companies themselves.
These bStocks can now be used as collateral assets for Margin trading, meaning they’re getting more practical use cases instead of just expanding the list of available assets.
Out of curiosity, I also made a simple calculation using $ASMLB .
If I invested 100 USDT:
+5% = 105 USDT
+10% = 110 USDT
+20% = 120 USDT
It’s simple math, but calculations like this help me understand what different price moves actually mean instead of just looking at percentages.
Personally, I like seeing bStocks evolve not only by adding more companies, but also by expanding how they can be used.
Did you notice this update, or did you also think it was just about adding more companies?
@BinanceCIS $ASMLB #bStocksCIS
At first, I thought the update was simply about adding support for 10 more bStocks.
But then I realized the most interesting part wasn’t the companies themselves.
These bStocks can now be used as collateral assets for Margin trading, meaning they’re getting more practical use cases instead of just expanding the list of available assets.
Out of curiosity, I also made a simple calculation using $ASMLB .
If I invested 100 USDT:
+5% = 105 USDT
+10% = 110 USDT
+20% = 120 USDT
It’s simple math, but calculations like this help me understand what different price moves actually mean instead of just looking at percentages.
Personally, I like seeing bStocks evolve not only by adding more companies, but also by expanding how they can be used.
Did you notice this update, or did you also think it was just about adding more companies?
@BinanceCIS $ASMLB #bStocksCIS