Actually, when it comes to trading U.S. stocks on exchanges, there are a few key points I pay attention to: First, they’re partnering with licensed and compliant U.S. brokers, directly connecting to the underlying U.S. market, with assets stored in segregated accounts. For stock traders, things like trading channels, broker qualifications, and asset segregation are way more important than flashy marketing. Second, the deposit method is more user-friendly for crypto users. It supports instant deposits via USDT, with a 1:1 conversion to USD for buying U.S. stocks. No need to handle currency exchange yourself or go through bank wire transfers. Once the funds arrive, you can use them right away, saving a lot of intermediate steps. Third, there’s currently 0 fees and some launch perks, like free Lv.1 real-time market data for transfers. For people just wanting to try out U.S. stocks, the costs are much lower. MEXC is gradually opening up to mainland users now, so it’s worth keeping an eye on. At the moment, they support KYC with a mainland passport + overseas address proof, making it much easier to open a U.S. stock account. So I think the key point this time isn’t just “another trading category,” but that the exchange has brought real U.S. stock spot trading into the mix for the first time. For those who follow both crypto and U.S. stocks, this entry point is definitely worth a try. @MEXCZH