A piece of contrary-to-common-sense advice: the tokenized stock vouchers for Adobe, Zoom, and Pinduoduo that are sitting in your account can now be used directly to pay contract margin.
September 30th: Binance announcement—PDDB (Pinduoduo Holding), FWDIB, SHAZB, WENB (Wendy), ADBEB (Adobe), HPEB (HP Enterprise), and ZMB (Zoom). These seven bStocks tokenized stocks have been officially added to the list of collateral eligible for full-position leverage, under both the Unified Account and Unified Account Pro. The corresponding trading pairs also now support leveraged trading.
Two details to clarify first: first, it’s only a “collateral” status—the borrowing feature isn’t enabled yet; second, users in restricted regions can’t use it.
Thoughts? This effectively bridges U.S. stock positions with contract positions. Previously, those stock token vouchers could only sit there and wait for price movement. Now they can enter the margin system, and capital utilization will rise significantly. This is also another step by Binance to push bStocks toward a “multi-asset platform”: first 24/7 trading, then grid/DCA robots, and now collateral. The old playbook of collateralized lending in crypto is being reused by traditional assets.
But let’s be blunt up front: collateral is not a safe box. The tokenized vouchers themselves can fall—both the conversion rate and margin rate need to be monitored by you, and if the price breaks through, you’ll still get liquidated. Tools are neutral; how you use them is on you.
$PDDB $ADBEB $ZMB
#币安bStocks #Tokenized Stocks
Data as of: 2026-10-05 00:15 UTC
Source: Binance official announcement; independent report by CryptoDaily
For information sharing only and does not constitute investment advice.
Do you have any bStocks, and would you consider using them as collateral?
September 30th: Binance announcement—PDDB (Pinduoduo Holding), FWDIB, SHAZB, WENB (Wendy), ADBEB (Adobe), HPEB (HP Enterprise), and ZMB (Zoom). These seven bStocks tokenized stocks have been officially added to the list of collateral eligible for full-position leverage, under both the Unified Account and Unified Account Pro. The corresponding trading pairs also now support leveraged trading.
Two details to clarify first: first, it’s only a “collateral” status—the borrowing feature isn’t enabled yet; second, users in restricted regions can’t use it.
Thoughts? This effectively bridges U.S. stock positions with contract positions. Previously, those stock token vouchers could only sit there and wait for price movement. Now they can enter the margin system, and capital utilization will rise significantly. This is also another step by Binance to push bStocks toward a “multi-asset platform”: first 24/7 trading, then grid/DCA robots, and now collateral. The old playbook of collateralized lending in crypto is being reused by traditional assets.
But let’s be blunt up front: collateral is not a safe box. The tokenized vouchers themselves can fall—both the conversion rate and margin rate need to be monitored by you, and if the price breaks through, you’ll still get liquidated. Tools are neutral; how you use them is on you.
$PDDB $ADBEB $ZMB
#币安bStocks #Tokenized Stocks
Data as of: 2026-10-05 00:15 UTC
Source: Binance official announcement; independent report by CryptoDaily
For information sharing only and does not constitute investment advice.
Do you have any bStocks, and would you consider using them as collateral?
