#bstockscis I thought for a long time that the main advantage of bStocks is simply the ability to trade stocks through crypto infrastructure.
But the more I look into it, the more I’m interested in something else.
A market without breaks is a bit like a car without a traffic light.
You can drive whenever you want. But that’s exactly why nobody tells you when you should stop. 🚦
In traditional trading, the exchange closing creates the pause.
You can cool down, review decisions, and not react to every move.
With bStocks, that boundary becomes much smaller. 24/7 is freedom, but freedom doesn’t always work in the trader’s favor.
And one more thing I wouldn’t ignore: bStock is a tokenized certificate backed by a share, not direct ownership of it.
So I would look not only at what the technology allows us to do.
I’m more interested in what it does with our habits. 📊
Do you think constant access to the market disciplines the trader, or on the contrary — encourages trading more often?
#bStockCis $SPCXB @BinanceCIS
But the more I look into it, the more I’m interested in something else.
A market without breaks is a bit like a car without a traffic light.
You can drive whenever you want. But that’s exactly why nobody tells you when you should stop. 🚦
In traditional trading, the exchange closing creates the pause.
You can cool down, review decisions, and not react to every move.
With bStocks, that boundary becomes much smaller. 24/7 is freedom, but freedom doesn’t always work in the trader’s favor.
And one more thing I wouldn’t ignore: bStock is a tokenized certificate backed by a share, not direct ownership of it.
So I would look not only at what the technology allows us to do.
I’m more interested in what it does with our habits. 📊
Do you think constant access to the market disciplines the trader, or on the contrary — encourages trading more often?
#bStockCis $SPCXB @BinanceCIS