#bstockscis @BinanceCIS $TSMB Why is Tesla so popular?
TSLAB has a huge advantage in recognizability among crypto users. But what’s more interesting is this: Tesla’s popularity in bStocks isn’t just about lots of small purchases.
According to Binance Research, sub-share Tesla deals accounted for 88.5% of all trading volume by value. The median trade size was only about $14.57.
So bStocks really are used as a tool for very small positions—not only by large investors.
And what about the less popular ones?
Here’s an interesting point: a less popular bStock doesn’t necessarily mean a bad stock.
Its problem may be specifically that:
fewer people know the company;
less trading volume;
less marketing attention;
fewer fractional buys;
harder to quickly find a matching order;
potentially a larger spread.
And this creates an interesting difference:
popular bStock → more liquidity → easier to buy/sell
less popular bStock → less liquidity → potentially a larger spread and a stronger price reaction to large orders.
But there’s an even more interesting fact
In the first 15 days, 8 out of 10 bStocks had more than 50% of trades involving less than one share. At the same time, that didn’t mean a small total volume.😘😍🤙
TSLAB has a huge advantage in recognizability among crypto users. But what’s more interesting is this: Tesla’s popularity in bStocks isn’t just about lots of small purchases.
According to Binance Research, sub-share Tesla deals accounted for 88.5% of all trading volume by value. The median trade size was only about $14.57.
So bStocks really are used as a tool for very small positions—not only by large investors.
And what about the less popular ones?
Here’s an interesting point: a less popular bStock doesn’t necessarily mean a bad stock.
Its problem may be specifically that:
fewer people know the company;
less trading volume;
less marketing attention;
fewer fractional buys;
harder to quickly find a matching order;
potentially a larger spread.
And this creates an interesting difference:
popular bStock → more liquidity → easier to buy/sell
less popular bStock → less liquidity → potentially a larger spread and a stronger price reaction to large orders.
But there’s an even more interesting fact
In the first 15 days, 8 out of 10 bStocks had more than 50% of trades involving less than one share. At the same time, that didn’t mean a small total volume.😘😍🤙
