I used to think that for a small amount of capital, the key question when buying stocks was the price of the stock itself. But bStocks slightly change this logic.
The minimum entry threshold is $5, so you don’t have to set aside a large sum to get a position in an asset like $TSLAB or $NVDAB.
And the early statistics on Tesla here are especially interesting: about 99.65% of TSLAB trades were fractional by quantity.
So fractional trading isn’t just an extra feature. It seems that small positions are becoming one of the natural ways to use tokenized shares.
I like this approach: not adjusting your capital to the cost of a whole share, but instead deciding the position size yourself.
Maybe it’s this simple thing that will be one of the reasons why tokenized assets will gradually attract more and more users.
#bStocksCIS @BinanceCIS
The minimum entry threshold is $5, so you don’t have to set aside a large sum to get a position in an asset like $TSLAB or $NVDAB.
And the early statistics on Tesla here are especially interesting: about 99.65% of TSLAB trades were fractional by quantity.
So fractional trading isn’t just an extra feature. It seems that small positions are becoming one of the natural ways to use tokenized shares.
I like this approach: not adjusting your capital to the cost of a whole share, but instead deciding the position size yourself.
Maybe it’s this simple thing that will be one of the reasons why tokenized assets will gradually attract more and more users.
#bStocksCIS @BinanceCIS