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Day 2. (Part 2/2)
For example, when paying dividends to the user, no cash is credited. After withholding the required tax, the net amount is automatically reinvested, and its effect is reflected through a change in the Multiplier coefficient. What does this mean for a typical user? No constant hassle with declaring and paying taxes on dividends—they will be automatically reinvested and you don’t have to do anything.
Another important advantage is instant calculations. On a traditional stock market, completing a trade usually takes one business day (T+1). With bStocks, however, the transfer happens practically immediately after the transaction is confirmed on the BNB Smart Chain network. This makes round-the-clock trading 24/7 possible, regardless of when the US exchanges are open (which operate only 6.5 hours a day, Monday through Friday).
Thus, bStocks’ technical architecture combines transparent backing with real shares, verifiable reserves, smart contracts, automatic handling of corporate events, and blockchain speed.
I’d be happy to receive your feedback in the form of comments and likes!
@BinanceCIS #BinanceCIS
For example, when paying dividends to the user, no cash is credited. After withholding the required tax, the net amount is automatically reinvested, and its effect is reflected through a change in the Multiplier coefficient. What does this mean for a typical user? No constant hassle with declaring and paying taxes on dividends—they will be automatically reinvested and you don’t have to do anything.
Another important advantage is instant calculations. On a traditional stock market, completing a trade usually takes one business day (T+1). With bStocks, however, the transfer happens practically immediately after the transaction is confirmed on the BNB Smart Chain network. This makes round-the-clock trading 24/7 possible, regardless of when the US exchanges are open (which operate only 6.5 hours a day, Monday through Friday).
Thus, bStocks’ technical architecture combines transparent backing with real shares, verifiable reserves, smart contracts, automatic handling of corporate events, and blockchain speed.
I’d be happy to receive your feedback in the form of comments and likes!
@BinanceCIS #BinanceCIS
Day 2. (Part 1/2) The technical side of bStocks: how stocks become tokens
At first glance, bStocks look like ordinary crypto tokens—and that’s exactly what they are. They can be bought, sent to your own wallet, used in DeFi, or exchanged at any time of day. But behind this simplicity lies a well-designed infrastructure that connects the traditional stock market with the blockchain.
Technically, bStocks are BEP-20 tokens on the BNB Smart Chain network. Because of that, they have all the advantages of blockchain: transfers take only a few seconds, fees stay very low (literally cents—which is why I love BSC), and users can store assets both on Binance and in any compatible non-custodial wallet.
One of the key features is support for the BEP-677 standard (Scaled UI Amount), developed for tokenizing real-world assets. This is what makes it possible to use the Multiplier mechanism, through which corporate events are handled automatically.
#bstockscis @BinanceCIS
At first glance, bStocks look like ordinary crypto tokens—and that’s exactly what they are. They can be bought, sent to your own wallet, used in DeFi, or exchanged at any time of day. But behind this simplicity lies a well-designed infrastructure that connects the traditional stock market with the blockchain.
Technically, bStocks are BEP-20 tokens on the BNB Smart Chain network. Because of that, they have all the advantages of blockchain: transfers take only a few seconds, fees stay very low (literally cents—which is why I love BSC), and users can store assets both on Binance and in any compatible non-custodial wallet.
One of the key features is support for the BEP-677 standard (Scaled UI Amount), developed for tokenizing real-world assets. This is what makes it possible to use the Multiplier mechanism, through which corporate events are handled automatically.
#bstockscis @BinanceCIS
Day 1. (Part 2/2)
In essence, if you’re from the CIS, you know that it’s not always and not everywhere that you can buy stocks through brokers due to a huge number of different reasons—and that’s exactly when tokenized stocks step onto the stage. They make stocks more accessible, largely for regular people—retail investors. If you’ve already started to immerse yourself in the world of investing, then you probably understand how difficult it is to preserve and grow your wealth when you don’t have access to stocks, ETF funds, or commodity products, and when “classic” crypto is too volatile to just throw all your hard-earned money into that pit.
So if you’re looking for a way to save, accumulate capital, and you’re curious what kind of instrument this is—stay with me, and over the next two weeks I’ll introduce you to this world. I’d be happy to get feedback in the comments😉
@binancecis #bstockscis
In essence, if you’re from the CIS, you know that it’s not always and not everywhere that you can buy stocks through brokers due to a huge number of different reasons—and that’s exactly when tokenized stocks step onto the stage. They make stocks more accessible, largely for regular people—retail investors. If you’ve already started to immerse yourself in the world of investing, then you probably understand how difficult it is to preserve and grow your wealth when you don’t have access to stocks, ETF funds, or commodity products, and when “classic” crypto is too volatile to just throw all your hard-earned money into that pit.
So if you’re looking for a way to save, accumulate capital, and you’re curious what kind of instrument this is—stay with me, and over the next two weeks I’ll introduce you to this world. I’d be happy to get feedback in the comments😉
@binancecis #bstockscis
Hello everyone, my name is Kostya. As part of the CreatorPad promo from Binance CIS/UA, I decided to try myself in a new format—14 days, 14 posts about bStocks. I’d be glad if you support me with a like and a subscription. If you have any questions, leave them in the comments—I’ll try to help everyone figure it out!😅
P. S. When I started writing this text, I didn’t think it would turn out so long, so I decided to split it into two parts: today’s introductory part.
So...
Day 1. (Part 1/2) What are bStocks
If you want to find out what bStocks are, Google will probably show you something like this:
bStocks are tokenized securities issued by BTech Holdings Limited, which is part of the Binance group. bStocks are classified as certificates representing specific financial instruments. bStocks represent a share in the underlying securities owned by the issuer, and they are not direct ownership of the underlying shares.
And here you might be a little thrown off by the wording—your brain starts to boil… but in reality it’s quite simple if you already know at least what crypto and stocks are. In simple terms, bStocks are the same shares that were moved into crypto—that’s the main thing you need to understand.
@binancecis #bStocksCIS.
P. S. When I started writing this text, I didn’t think it would turn out so long, so I decided to split it into two parts: today’s introductory part.
So...
Day 1. (Part 1/2) What are bStocks
If you want to find out what bStocks are, Google will probably show you something like this:
bStocks are tokenized securities issued by BTech Holdings Limited, which is part of the Binance group. bStocks are classified as certificates representing specific financial instruments. bStocks represent a share in the underlying securities owned by the issuer, and they are not direct ownership of the underlying shares.
And here you might be a little thrown off by the wording—your brain starts to boil… but in reality it’s quite simple if you already know at least what crypto and stocks are. In simple terms, bStocks are the same shares that were moved into crypto—that’s the main thing you need to understand.
@binancecis #bStocksCIS.
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