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Day 14. The Future of Tokenized Stocks: What’s Next? 🚀
🔗 Regulators and major financial institutions are starting to roll out tokenization of securities, and blockchain is gradually being used for settlement and storage of financial assets.
What could this bring?
⚡ Faster settlement — the transfer of tokenized assets can happen in just seconds.
🌐 24/7 trading — without strict ties to the trading hours of traditional exchanges.
🔐 Programmable assets — smart contracts can automatically handle various financial operations.
💰 Integration with DeFi — tokenized assets could potentially be used in lending, collateral, and other financial protocols.
At the same time, traditional brokers are unlikely to simply disappear. More likely, we’ll see a hybrid model, where established financial firms gradually integrate blockchain into their infrastructure.
⚠️ However, regulatory, liquidity, security, and cross-chain compatibility issues still remain.
So the future is most likely not about replacing TradFi with Web3, but about their gradual convergence.
🚀 What do you think: in 10 years, will most of the stock market be on-chain?
#bstockscis @BinanceCIS

Day 13. Spotlight No. 4: AMD — $AMDB 🔥
If NVIDIA is one of the main leaders in AI chips, then AMD is one of the most noticeable competitors in this race.
With $AMDB , you can get an exposure to Advanced Micro Devices in the bStocks format.
💻 AMD is active across several key areas at once: central processing units, graphics processors, and data center solutions.
Huge demand for computing power is creating a market not only for one manufacturer—data centers need different solutions, and competition for this market is becoming even stronger.
🤖 Therefore, AMD’s investment thesis is largely tied to the question: will the company be able to increase its share in the fast-growing AI and data center market?
At the same time, AMD cannot be viewed simply as a “cheap NVIDIA.” The companies have different positions, products, and financial performance. And high competition in semiconductors also means a higher level of risk.
⚠️ That’s why $AMDB may be interesting for those who want to make a more concentrated bet on the development of computing and AI, while understanding the increased volatility of a single stock.
NVIDIA or AMD—who, in your opinion, will be the main winner of the AI race? 👇
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Day 13. Spotlight No. 3: SpaceX — $SPCXB 🌌
$SPCXB — SpaceX, which for a long time has been one of the most well-known private companies, with access for the average investor being extremely limited. But in June 2026, the situation changed: an IPO was carried out and shares of $SPCX began trading on Nasdaq.
Elon Musk’s company operates across several advanced technology areas: space launches, Starlink, and satellite infrastructure.
🌐 The main long-term idea here is Starlink (a global satellite network) and a large-scale telecommunications business, while SpaceX itself continues to develop reusable rocket technologies and space infrastructure.
But it’s especially important to understand the risks ⚠️: the valuation of such a business can depend significantly on expectations about future growth. In addition, bStock does not mean direct ownership of SpaceX shares—it is a tokenized security that represents interest in the underlying asset.
Therefore, $SPCXB — is more of a bet on the future of the space and satellite economy than a classic option for broadly diversified investing.
Space—the next big industry or an overly risky bet? 🚀👇
#bstockscis @BinanceCIS

Day 12. Spotlight №2: S&P 500 — $SPYB

This is bStock associated with the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) — one of the most well-known ETFs in the US market. SPY itself tracks the S&P 500 index, which includes the top 500 US companies.
📊 The main idea here is as simple as it gets: instead of betting on a single company, you get diversified exposure to a broad market (but within the US).
Inside the index are the largest American corporations from different industries. So the outcome doesn’t depend solely on one NVIDIA, Apple, or Microsoft.
💡 That’s why ETFs like this are often considered a foundation for a long-term portfolio: you don’t have to guess which specific company will be the winner in 5–10 years—statistically, this approach tends to deliver the best results.
And in the bStocks format, you also get blockchain infrastructure benefits: trading 24/7, fractional access from $5, and the ability to store a compatible token yourself.
⚠️ But diversification doesn’t mean zero risk: if the US market falls, $SPYB will fall too.
One company or the whole market—what will you choose? 👇
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Day 12. Spotlight No. 1: NVIDIA — $NVDAB 🚀
When talking about the stocks that have become one of the main symbols of the AI paper bubble, NVIDIA is practically impossible to overlook.
🤖 NVIDIA’s main bet is artificial intelligence. The company produces GPUs and platforms that are used to train and run today’s AI models. That’s why rising interest in AI is directly linked to demand for computing power. Consistently increasing revenue in reports only adds to the appeal of the company.
💻 NVIDIA is no longer just a graphics card manufacturer. Its ecosystem includes hardware, networking solutions, and software infrastructure for data centers.
For an investor, the long-term idea is what matters here: if companies’ spending on AI infrastructure continues to grow, NVIDIA remains one of the key players in this market.
At the same time, high popularity has its downside ⚠️—the market’s expectations for the company are very high, so a strong rebound from already baked-in expectations can lead to increased volatility and even losses.
What do you think: is NVIDIA only at the beginning of the AI boom, or has most of the growth already passed? 👇
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Day 11. Which bStocks to choose for a portfolio? 📊
There is no universal answer: it all depends on your goal, time horizon, and attitude to risk. For long-term investing, I would highlight these areas:
🛡️ Core — the broad market
ETF funds on top U.S. companies: $SPYB (S&P 500) or $QQQB (NASDAQ-100). Instead of betting on a single company, they provide exposure to many companies at once.
💻 Technology and AI
Here you can find $NVDAB (NVIDIA), $MSFTB (Microsoft), $GOOGLB (Alphabet), and others. The growth potential is higher, but so is the dependence on individual companies.
🚀 Aggressive portion
For higher potential returns, you can consider more volatile assets, for example $SPCXB (SpaceX) or $COINB (Coinbase).
💡 Thanks to fractional ownership starting from $5, you don’t have to pick just one. You can split your capital between ETFs, large companies, and individual sectors.
Conditional logic:
ETF 🌎 → foundation
Large tech companies 💻 → growth
Riskier assets 🚀 → small share
⚠️ This is not investment advice: any of these assets, like everything else, can decline in price, and some ETFs (especially those with leverage) carry higher risk.
Would you choose ETFs or individual companies? 👇
#bstockscis @BinanceCIS

Day 9. How bStocks prices are formed? 📊
How does the bStock price relate to the underlying asset, and why is there sometimes a small difference between them?
🔗 Each bStock is backed by an underlying asset on a 1:1 basis. But that doesn’t mean the token price always matches the stock quote down to the last cent.
To connect the blockchain to the price of the real stock, price feeds and oracle infrastructure are used. The oracle delivers external market data to the blockchain, where smart contracts can use it. At the same time, the token price and the underlying stock price may update at different frequencies.
📈 That’s why a small premium can occur—when a bStock is temporarily priced higher than the underlying asset.
📉 Or a discount—when its price is slightly lower.
This is influenced by standard market factors: supply and demand, liquidity, and the speed at which price data is updated.
🌙 Just like I explained earlier: bStocks trade 24/7, while US exchanges operate only during specific hours. So at night or on weekends, the bStock price may change even when the underlying stock isn’t trading on the traditional exchange.
#bstockscis @BinanceCIS

Day 8. bStocks in DeFi: what can you do with tokenized assets?
💡 Let’s imagine you bought an SK Hynix stock — $SKHYB you can keep this asset in your exchange account, or withdraw it to a compatible wallet and control it yourself on the blockchain.
🏦 This is where DeFi starts — right now you can deposit these assets into the Venus Protocol on the landing page (allowing others to borrow against your assets) and earn ~23% APY. Also right now you can use assets in liquidity pools on PancakeSwap and earn ~68% APR on the $SKHYB / USDT pair.
⚠️ But there’s an important nuance: don’t blindly chase high returns—DeFi has its own set of risks, and each strategy requires careful study.
🔄 The development of DeFi infrastructure around tokenized assets could become a key factor in their future. The more protocols will support bStocks, the more ways to use them will become available to their owners.
In the end, you get an interesting combination: real securities → tokenization → blockchain → DeFi.
🚀 In your opinion, will DeFi become a new standard for the stock market after widespread integration with tokenized securities?
#bstockscis @BinanceCIS

Day 7. bStocks and ETFs: can you buy an entire market? 📈
As I discussed earlier, among the available tokenized assets there is one interesting category — ETFs. And here there are huge opportunities for an investor; let me explain why.
🔹 What is an ETF?
An ETF is an exchange-traded fund that combines many assets into a single instrument. So instead of buying individual companies, you can gain exposure to an entire market or a specific sector at once.
🇺🇸 For example, $SPYB — a tokenized version of the S&P 500, providing exposure to the largest publicly traded US companies.
💻 Another interesting option — $QQQB, associated with the Invesco QQQ Trust. It tracks the NASDAQ-100 and offers exposure primarily to the largest non-financial Nasdaq companies.
🌏 There are also more specialized options. For instance, $EWYB provides exposure to the South Korean stock market, and $SMHB — to the semiconductor sector.
So it’s an interesting alternative to individual stocks.
In my opinion, having ETFs makes bStocks much more interesting: you can choose not only a single company, but also an entire market or industry right away.
What would you choose: one favorite stock or an ETF for an entire sector? 👇#bstockscis @BinanceCIS

Day 6. How to start working with bStocks on Binance: step by step
If you already use Binance, getting started with bStocks is quite simple. The whole process takes a few minutes.
1️⃣ Open the bStocks section
Go to the Binance app or website and find Trading → Spot → bStocks. Here you’ll see a list of available tokenized stocks and ETFs.
2️⃣ Choose an asset
You can check the current price, chart, trading volume, and other information here.
3️⃣ Determine the amount
You don’t need a large capital— the minimum threshold starts from just $5.
4️⃣ Make a purchase
Select the quantity or amount you want to invest, review the order settings, and confirm the trade. After the bStocks are executed, they’ll appear in your balance.
5️⃣ Hold or withdraw
You can keep bStocks on the exchange or withdraw them to a compatible wallet on the BNB Smart Chain network. This lets you use your stocks in DeFi (PancakeSwap pools) for additional earnings.
6️⃣ Monitor your position
After buying, you can hold the asset long-term, buy more, or sell it in 24/7 mode.

Which bStock would you buy first? 👇
#bstockscis @BinanceCIS

Day 3. The main advantages of bStocks
After getting to know the technical side of bStocks, I suggest looking into what advantages this technology offers an ordinary user. In my opinion, it’s these benefits that make tokenized shares one of the most interesting areas at the intersection of traditional finance and cryptocurrencies.
First — trading 24/7. bStocks are available around the clock. This is especially convenient for people who live in other time zones or who prefer to choose the time for investing themselves.
Second, bStocks operate on the BNB Smart network, which means transfers take seconds and transaction fees are extremely low.
Another important plus is the automatic reinvestment of dividends. Dividends don’t need to be received manually and then reinvested: after withholding the required tax, they are automatically accounted for via the Multiplier mechanism. Share splits (stock split) are handled in the same way.
Transparency of the collateral is very important. Each bStock is backed by a real share that is held with a regulated custodian, and information about the reserves is available for verification through the Proof of Collateral system. This significantly increases trust in the product.
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Day 2. (Part 2/2)
For example, when paying dividends to the user, no cash is credited. After withholding the required tax, the net amount is automatically reinvested, and its effect is reflected through a change in the Multiplier coefficient. What does this mean for a typical user? No constant hassle with declaring and paying taxes on dividends—they will be automatically reinvested and you don’t have to do anything.
Another important advantage is instant calculations. On a traditional stock market, completing a trade usually takes one business day (T+1). With bStocks, however, the transfer happens practically immediately after the transaction is confirmed on the BNB Smart Chain network. This makes round-the-clock trading 24/7 possible, regardless of when the US exchanges are open (which operate only 6.5 hours a day, Monday through Friday).
Thus, bStocks’ technical architecture combines transparent backing with real shares, verifiable reserves, smart contracts, automatic handling of corporate events, and blockchain speed.
I’d be happy to receive your feedback in the form of comments and likes!
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Day 2. (Part 1/2) The technical side of bStocks: how stocks become tokens
At first glance, bStocks look like ordinary crypto tokens—and that’s exactly what they are. They can be bought, sent to your own wallet, used in DeFi, or exchanged at any time of day. But behind this simplicity lies a well-designed infrastructure that connects the traditional stock market with the blockchain.
Technically, bStocks are BEP-20 tokens on the BNB Smart Chain network. Because of that, they have all the advantages of blockchain: transfers take only a few seconds, fees stay very low (literally cents—which is why I love BSC), and users can store assets both on Binance and in any compatible non-custodial wallet.
One of the key features is support for the BEP-677 standard (Scaled UI Amount), developed for tokenizing real-world assets. This is what makes it possible to use the Multiplier mechanism, through which corporate events are handled automatically.
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Day 1. (Part 2/2)
In essence, if you’re from the CIS, you know that it’s not always and not everywhere that you can buy stocks through brokers due to a huge number of different reasons—and that’s exactly when tokenized stocks step onto the stage. They make stocks more accessible, largely for regular people—retail investors. If you’ve already started to immerse yourself in the world of investing, then you probably understand how difficult it is to preserve and grow your wealth when you don’t have access to stocks, ETF funds, or commodity products, and when “classic” crypto is too volatile to just throw all your hard-earned money into that pit.
So if you’re looking for a way to save, accumulate capital, and you’re curious what kind of instrument this is—stay with me, and over the next two weeks I’ll introduce you to this world. I’d be happy to get feedback in the comments😉
@binancecis #bstockscis

Hello everyone, my name is Kostya. As part of the CreatorPad promo from Binance CIS/UA, I decided to try myself in a new format—14 days, 14 posts about bStocks. I’d be glad if you support me with a like and a subscription. If you have any questions, leave them in the comments—I’ll try to help everyone figure it out!😅
P. S. When I started writing this text, I didn’t think it would turn out so long, so I decided to split it into two parts: today’s introductory part.
So...
Day 1. (Part 1/2) What are bStocks
If you want to find out what bStocks are, Google will probably show you something like this:
bStocks are tokenized securities issued by BTech Holdings Limited, which is part of the Binance group. bStocks are classified as certificates representing specific financial instruments. bStocks represent a share in the underlying securities owned by the issuer, and they are not direct ownership of the underlying shares.

And here you might be a little thrown off by the wording—your brain starts to boil… but in reality it’s quite simple if you already know at least what crypto and stocks are. In simple terms, bStocks are the same shares that were moved into crypto—that’s the main thing you need to understand.

@binancecis #bStocksCIS.