Binance is adding five new bStocks trading pairs today, with zero maker fees extended through November 30.
At 12:00 UTC on October 28, APPB/USDT, BSPB/USDT, GEVB/USDT, SKDDB/USDT and SKUUB/USDT are scheduled to open on Spot.
The lineup includes AppLovin, Bending Spoons, GE Vernova, and both 2x long and 2x short SK Hynix ETF exposure.
Eligible users will also be able to convert bStocks with zero fees within one hour of the new listings. The maker-fee promotion runs until November 30 at 23:59 UTC.
There’s a bigger story here: Binance Research reported that bStocks crossed $1 billion in assets under management just 125 days after launch.
These are tokenized securities, not direct ownership of shares, and availability is jurisdiction-restricted.
Which new listing is most likely to attract meaningful trading volume after launch?
$NEAR is getting attention for more than just another altcoin rally.
On Saturday, $NEAR surged more than 11% following renewed attention to its post-quantum security roadmap.
The network confirmed that accounts already support ML-DSA signatures without requiring users to migrate their assets. Another security feature, NEP-655, is currently on testnet.
But there’s a second number worth watching.
NEAR Intents has processed more than $33 billion in cumulative cross-chain trading volume, including roughly $4.76 billion over the past 30 days.
That gives this story something beyond a technical announcement: measurable network activity.
Still, a strong rally doesn’t automatically mean sustained buying demand.
The next useful signal is whether trading interest continues after the initial reaction to the news fades.
For NEAR, can actual ecosystem usage support the market’s renewed attention?