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Binance bStocks Launch Hits $143 Million Daily Volume

Binance’s new bStocks product has drawn significant market interest, recording an average daily trading volume of $143 million during its first nine days of operation. This performance triples the previous peak of the tokenized equities market, signaling a robust appetite for crypto-native access to traditional U.S. securities.

Binance bStocks Launch Hits $143 Million Daily Volume

Launched on June 1 for non-U.S. users, the platform provides exposure to over 7,000 U.S. stocks and ETFs. By enabling fractional trading with zero commissions, Binance has attracted a peak of 30,700 daily active traders. Total value locked in the product has already climbed to approximately $400 million, while total turnover surpassed the $1 billion mark within the first nine days.

This growth arrives as the broader tokenized asset sector, which includes issuers like Ondo and Backed, maintains a market capitalization of roughly $1.16 billion. Unlike earlier iterations of tokenized stocks—which often suffered from limited liquidity and narrow trading activity—Binance is leveraging its existing crypto rails to facilitate 24/7 trading. Users can convert equity holdings into tokenized assets, allowing them to move securities into self-custody wallets or deploy them within approved decentralized finance applications.

Beyond spot trading, the ecosystem is seeing a wider shift toward equity-linked derivatives. Equity perpetuals have surged from 10% to 40% of traditional finance-linked volume over the last month. As Binance positions itself to capture a potential influx of 300 million new equity investors by 2031, the platform’s success will now depend on its ability to maintain this momentum against competing financial models and evolving regulatory landscapes.

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