🚨 Binance suddenly lists 25 new stocks! Should traditional assets be fully “tokenized on-chain”?🔥
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Binance is expanding its stock market footprint again.👀
According to a Binance announcement, starting September 21 at 13:30 (UTC), the platform will add 25 tokenized stocks and exchange-listed products, covering individual stocks, leveraged ETFs, and commodity-linked ETFs.
This isn’t just adding a few more stocks—it’s that the range of tradable instruments is clearly becoming richer.
From aerospace and logistics to energy and infrastructure, from medical real estate to technology and service companies, the newly added listings span multiple industries.
Even more noteworthy, this time Binance also included IAUM gold ETF, SIVR silver ETF, as well as leveraged products like RAM, SKDD, and SKUU.⚡
What does this mean? In the past, crypto users mainly focused on trading BTC, ETH, and various tokens. Now, stocks, gold, silver, and even leveraged traditional financial products are gradually being moved into crypto trading scenarios.
What’s truly worth paying attention to isn’t really that “25 more stocks” were added—it’s Binance attempting to connect traditional financial assets with crypto users’ trading habits.
And this time, it also involves securities lending.
The announcement states that once the newly listed securities complete T+1 settlement, users may participate in a fully paid securities lending program, though eligibility is still subject to restrictions based on the user’s region.
At the same time, orders are submitted by Nest Trading Limited and cleared and custodied by Alpaca Securities; Binance does not directly handle or custody the underlying securities.
⚠️ Of course, these kinds of products also come with risks.
Especially leveraged ETFs, which are inherently higher-volatility trading products. Binance also clearly warns that investors may not be able to recover their full invested amount. So the real thing to watch isn’t which stocks Binance has listed this time, but a bigger trend:
Crypto trading platforms are expanding from “only trading crypto assets” toward “connecting more traditional financial assets.”
If this model continues to advance, in the future it may become increasingly common for users to encounter different asset classes—BTC, stocks, gold, ETFs, and more—within the same trading ecosystem.🚀
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Binance is expanding its stock market footprint again.👀
According to a Binance announcement, starting September 21 at 13:30 (UTC), the platform will add 25 tokenized stocks and exchange-listed products, covering individual stocks, leveraged ETFs, and commodity-linked ETFs.
This isn’t just adding a few more stocks—it’s that the range of tradable instruments is clearly becoming richer.
From aerospace and logistics to energy and infrastructure, from medical real estate to technology and service companies, the newly added listings span multiple industries.
Even more noteworthy, this time Binance also included IAUM gold ETF, SIVR silver ETF, as well as leveraged products like RAM, SKDD, and SKUU.⚡
What does this mean? In the past, crypto users mainly focused on trading BTC, ETH, and various tokens. Now, stocks, gold, silver, and even leveraged traditional financial products are gradually being moved into crypto trading scenarios.
What’s truly worth paying attention to isn’t really that “25 more stocks” were added—it’s Binance attempting to connect traditional financial assets with crypto users’ trading habits.
And this time, it also involves securities lending.
The announcement states that once the newly listed securities complete T+1 settlement, users may participate in a fully paid securities lending program, though eligibility is still subject to restrictions based on the user’s region.
At the same time, orders are submitted by Nest Trading Limited and cleared and custodied by Alpaca Securities; Binance does not directly handle or custody the underlying securities.
⚠️ Of course, these kinds of products also come with risks.
Especially leveraged ETFs, which are inherently higher-volatility trading products. Binance also clearly warns that investors may not be able to recover their full invested amount. So the real thing to watch isn’t which stocks Binance has listed this time, but a bigger trend:
Crypto trading platforms are expanding from “only trading crypto assets” toward “connecting more traditional financial assets.”
If this model continues to advance, in the future it may become increasingly common for users to encounter different asset classes—BTC, stocks, gold, ETFs, and more—within the same trading ecosystem.🚀
Click the avatar to join the Jiujiu chat group for daily strategies🚀
#Binance #币安
