Many people regard "tokenized US stocks" as a new narrative. I am more concerned about one thing. Can it actually be used? Is the cost high? Is the path smooth?

This time, Bitget migrated the Ondo series of US stock tokens from Ethereum to BSC (BEP20). They also extended the zero-fee promotion until January 16, 2026. This is a very typical exchange strategy. First, reduce friction. Make you willing to click in and try it once.

At the same time, Ondo has also expanded Global Markets to BNB Chain on the project side. The media is also saying that the related entry has entered Binance Wallet. The common point of this chain is one.

Make the "entry" and "carrying network" as light, fast, and cheap as possible.

In the past, if you wanted to touch US stocks, the biggest problem was not the concept, but the path was too long, the cost was too high, and there were too many steps.

Now the change is that the entry is being made by large platforms to be "as convenient as wallet functions." Binance Wallet integrates the entry related to tokenized US stocks, essentially doing something very Binance-like. Reducing the threshold for using complex financial products to the lowest, amplifying the speed and cost advantages of on-chain settlement, and making more ordinary people willing to click in and try it once.

So the value of $BNB really cannot be priced in platform tokens, but rather the entire BSC network, building the entire web3 ecosystem using Binance's traffic and stable cash flow.

In this wave of US stock on-chain narrative, whoever stabilizes the trading experience, reduces costs, and connects wallets, DEX, routing, and liquidity in the ecosystem together will be the biggest winner.

Those who can turn the new narrative into usable products are often not the loudest, but the ones who refine the details to the point where you don't feel them.