Binance Stocks reached over $400 million in assets under management just one week after launching its stock trading platform, showing strong early interest in traditional investments within the crypto world.
The service, which started on June 1, lets eligible users trade more than 7,000 U.S.-listed stocks and ETFs alongside cryptocurrencies on one platform.
Binance shared the news in a post on X, thanking users for helping the platform grow quickly after its launch.
The new service lets users buy fractional shares starting at just $5 and allows stock purchases with certain cryptocurrencies, including stablecoins and BNB.
Unlike older crypto equity products that only gave synthetic exposure, Binance Stocks lets users actually own the underlying stocks through a regulated U.S. clearing broker. This means investors can get dividends and take part in corporate actions tied to their shares.
Binance is also planning to launch bStocks, a tokenized equity product that would let certain stocks be turned into blockchain-based securities, if regulators approve.
This news comes as more people in crypto are getting interested in tokenized real-world assets. Binance Research recently said RWAs are one of the fastest-growing areas, even with a mixed market.
Still, tokenized stocks face challenges with regulations and operations, like custody rules, investor checks, and compliance requirements. The quick growth in assets shows there’s strong interest in mixing traditional stock ownership with blockchain financial services.
Binance Stocks has surpassed $400M in AUM.
Thank you to our global community for being part of this journey.
We’re just getting started.
Onwards and upwards. 🫡 pic.twitter.com/D6NiWKSe1S
— Binance (@binance) June 9, 2026
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