I just had the chance to sit down and listen to the first episode of Inside Binance. Maybe a little late, but there are some things from DG that are too interesting to simply skip. What stood out the most is the product philosophy. When asked whether there are any products they deliberately don’t build, DG answered clearly: Binance doesn’t avoid what’s difficult. They avoid what’s wrong. The most concrete example is tokenized stocks. They could have built a synthetic version—just price exposure without any real underlying asset. It’s technically easier, faster to launch. But they chose to build a version that can be redeemed into real shares, because that’s the only way to truly bridge tradfi investors into the tokenized world. And what many people might not know yet: you can now trade stocks directly on Binance. The Stocks and bStocks products are available for two types of users: tradfi investors who want more options, and crypto traders who want access to the stock market without having to move platforms. Even the extended trading hours reflects the same philosophy. It’s easier to follow the usual US trading hours. But they chose to invest in extending those trading hours, so that crypto traders who are used to 24/7 can participate without changing their habits. The big vision? DG said this mission won’t end. Binance is moving from an exchange to a financial super app for the next 3 billion users. Late to share, but still worth it. 🎯 🎧 https://www.binance.com/en/square/audio/replay?id=43818743070026 NFA DYOR — sharing perspectives I found genuinely valuable. #Binance #InsideBinance