Lately, I’ve been feeling that the real stablecoin war has only just begun. Binance has just invested $100 million for an equity stake in Circle, further deepening its partnership with USDC. Earlier, I treated USDT and USDC as “dollars used to buy crypto.” Now, they look more like payment + settlement + savings infrastructure for the crypto world. The next round of competition may not be only “which coin goes up more,” but rather: who controls the funds entry point, and who owns the users and liquidity. Which do you usually prefer to hold—USDT or USDC?
Previously, I thought “on-chain US stocks” was just storytelling from the Crypto crowd. Now it’s starting to look more and more like a real trend. The US SEC has recently granted a 5-year regulatory exemption for tokenized stock trading, and Binance is also continuing to expand bStocks. I’m increasingly thinking that: In the future, the boundary between stocks and Crypto will become more and more blurred. 24/7 trading + on-chain settlement + one account to trade multiple asset classes—this might be what the next-generation trading platform looks like. Would you be willing to buy US stocks directly on-chain? #比特币突破8.7万美元创八个月新高 #纳指创历史新高
Binance Funding Account Renamed to Stocks Account; Crypto Assets in Users’ Funding Accounts Will Be Migrated to Spot Accounts
This is a general announcement. The products and services mentioned here may not be available in your region. Dear users: To simplify user account structures and enhance the asset management experience, Binance will gradually transfer the crypto assets in users’ Funding Accounts to Spot Accounts starting from September 29, 2026. The migration is expected to last until January 2027, and specific dates will be announced separately. After the migration period ends, the Funding Account will be renamed the Stocks Account, used only for settlement of stock and stock options trading.
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