#bstockscis @BinanceCIS I went into bStocks to find a weak spot.
Because after so many crypto projects, I don’t buy pretty words anymore. I check what’s happening in practice.
And I found something more interesting than technology.
People.
In my statistics, 99.65% of trades out of $TSLAB are fractional. A person doesn’t wait until they’ve saved up enough money to buy a whole Tesla share. They just deposit $5.
That’s where, in my opinion, real change starts.
#bStocks doesn’t simply move shares into crypto. He changes the entry threshold.
Previously, between you and the stock market there were brokers, currency, documents, and the exchange’s opening hours.
Now all you need is a balance in USDT and a few taps.
And 24/7 adds another factor—speed.
News can come out when New York is asleep. But the money doesn’t have to sleep with it anymore.
Yes, this is not a classic stock. There’s no voting right. It’s a certificate, not a piece of a company.
And this is exactly where the contradiction is most interesting to me.
We didn’t take the stock market away from the traditional system.
We simply opened the door to it from the other side.
The only question is this:
is it a new financial market, or an old system that has finally learned to speak the language of crypto?
Because after so many crypto projects, I don’t buy pretty words anymore. I check what’s happening in practice.
And I found something more interesting than technology.
People.
In my statistics, 99.65% of trades out of $TSLAB are fractional. A person doesn’t wait until they’ve saved up enough money to buy a whole Tesla share. They just deposit $5.
That’s where, in my opinion, real change starts.
#bStocks doesn’t simply move shares into crypto. He changes the entry threshold.
Previously, between you and the stock market there were brokers, currency, documents, and the exchange’s opening hours.
Now all you need is a balance in USDT and a few taps.
And 24/7 adds another factor—speed.
News can come out when New York is asleep. But the money doesn’t have to sleep with it anymore.
Yes, this is not a classic stock. There’s no voting right. It’s a certificate, not a piece of a company.
And this is exactly where the contradiction is most interesting to me.
We didn’t take the stock market away from the traditional system.
We simply opened the door to it from the other side.
The only question is this:
is it a new financial market, or an old system that has finally learned to speak the language of crypto?