bStock — this isn’t just a token that “tracks” a stock price. It’s a certificate backed 1:1 by the underlying share. That’s why there’s a two-way link between the traditional asset and bStock:
share → bStock (mint)
bStock → share (redeem)
Conversion is stated as free where available. You can trade and hold bStock on BNB Chain with a familiar crypto-UX, and when needed, switch back to the classic environment.
Key limitations:
• no voting rights
• this is a certificate product
• the ability to convert depends on jurisdiction, the user’s status, and the terms of the specific product (Reg S, etc.)
So you get this pairing:
traditional share — bStock — BNB Chain
In other words, bStock isn’t a “chart copy”—it’s an asset genuinely linked to the underlying security.
For you, is the ability to convert back more important, or is it enough to simply trade bStock on-chain? @BinanceCIS
#bStocksCIS
share → bStock (mint)
bStock → share (redeem)
Conversion is stated as free where available. You can trade and hold bStock on BNB Chain with a familiar crypto-UX, and when needed, switch back to the classic environment.
Key limitations:
• no voting rights
• this is a certificate product
• the ability to convert depends on jurisdiction, the user’s status, and the terms of the specific product (Reg S, etc.)
So you get this pairing:
traditional share — bStock — BNB Chain
In other words, bStock isn’t a “chart copy”—it’s an asset genuinely linked to the underlying security.
For you, is the ability to convert back more important, or is it enough to simply trade bStock on-chain? @BinanceCIS
#bStocksCIS
