The US stock market is truly a bull market. Recently, the AI series has been improving day by day, and the cryptocurrency market has also started to race and seize the entrance to the US stock market. But there is an issue that needs to be taken seriously: Are you buying real stocks or shadow assets packaged by the platform? During this period, many traditional brokerage channels have begun to tighten, and most of the "US stocks" on cryptocurrency platforms are contracts, tokenized assets, or shadow assets. So recently, while opening some US stock contracts with low leverage, I am also comparing platforms that allow me to directly buy US stocks with U. By comparison, I ultimately chose to play the Wu Jihan style BIT first. The predecessor of BIT was Matrixport, and now upgrading to BIT is not just a name change, but more like creating a channel connecting encrypted funds and traditional financial assets. I value its most core point: Not a US stock token. Not CFD. It is not a shadow asset packaged by the platform itself. But rather real US stocks, real shareholdings, and securities trading systems. I used to have U in my hand and wanted to configure core US stock assets such as NVDA, TSLA, and QQ. In the middle, I had to tinker with foreign exchange, bank, wire transfer, and brokerage accounts, and the path was too long. Now in BIT, as long as you have USDT/USDC, you can allocate US stocks and ETFs more directly. Small and high-frequency stablecoin channels have high efficiency and low friction. If it's just for spot allocation in the US stock market, BIT is indeed one of the more convenient paths I currently see. The entry of encrypted funds into the US stock market is not essentially a gimmick, but three points: Real assets, capital efficiency, and cash flow paths. At present, these BIT points are relatively accurate. For the latest information on the US stock market, please follow: @ BITstocks_CN @ BIToffician_CN Non investment advice, conduct your own research. Those who do not have a registration channel can enter through the comment section entrance.