#bstockscis dropped my salary at Tesla and Nvidia through bStocks while my wife thought I was watching a TV series
joke. but the idea is good
seriously though — what used to require a separate brokerage account, verification, and a lot of time is now literally done between episodes. you go into Binance, buy TSLAB or NVDAB, the token is backed by a real stock 1:1, everything is transparent via Proof of Collateral
and the nicest part — the market doesn’t sleep just because you do. while the credits are rolling, you can enter a position at 23:30 on Friday; the NYSE is already closed by then and it doesn’t matter to it
US stocks stopped being something separate and complicated. just one more asset in the same app where crypto lives. no separate broker, no hassle, no minimum deposit of thousands of dollars
by the way, converting back to the real stock with no commission at any time — so it’s not a trap, but a normal flexible instrument
convenience is an underrated thing in investing. people choose not only returns, but also how comfortable it is for them to work with an asset @BinanceCIS
joke. but the idea is good
seriously though — what used to require a separate brokerage account, verification, and a lot of time is now literally done between episodes. you go into Binance, buy TSLAB or NVDAB, the token is backed by a real stock 1:1, everything is transparent via Proof of Collateral
and the nicest part — the market doesn’t sleep just because you do. while the credits are rolling, you can enter a position at 23:30 on Friday; the NYSE is already closed by then and it doesn’t matter to it
US stocks stopped being something separate and complicated. just one more asset in the same app where crypto lives. no separate broker, no hassle, no minimum deposit of thousands of dollars
by the way, converting back to the real stock with no commission at any time — so it’s not a trap, but a normal flexible instrument
convenience is an underrated thing in investing. people choose not only returns, but also how comfortable it is for them to work with an asset @BinanceCIS