Found a list of Binance USD-based perpetual contract instruments, with everything from SanDisk, silver, WTI crude oil, semiconductor ETFs, Korea triple-leveraged long ETFs, Micron, Brent crude oil, and more from traditional finance all showing green-heavy and red-light.
The interesting part isn’t that these assets themselves are up or down, but that they all appear in the form of USD-based perpetual contracts on a crypto trading platform. For crypto traders, this means you don’t need to exchange currencies or open a traditional brokerage account—you can use USDT to gain exposure to silver, oil, chip stocks, or even regional index instruments. Crypto platforms are becoming a general settlement layer connecting global risk assets.
As the boundaries between traditional markets and crypto market tools keep blurring, the way to understand capital flows is also changing.
$BTC #Crypto #TradFi #U本位合约
The interesting part isn’t that these assets themselves are up or down, but that they all appear in the form of USD-based perpetual contracts on a crypto trading platform. For crypto traders, this means you don’t need to exchange currencies or open a traditional brokerage account—you can use USDT to gain exposure to silver, oil, chip stocks, or even regional index instruments. Crypto platforms are becoming a general settlement layer connecting global risk assets.
As the boundaries between traditional markets and crypto market tools keep blurring, the way to understand capital flows is also changing.
$BTC #Crypto #TradFi #U本位合约