30 Days, Over $1 Billion! Binance is Bringing U.S. Stocks to Global Users In the past, investing in U.S. stocks meant opening accounts with overseas brokers, preparing tons of documents, and navigating complex processes with high barriers to entry. Now, things are changing. Binance launched U.S. stock trading just 30 days ago, and the platform’s U.S. stock and ETF assets under management (AUM) have already surpassed $1 billion, with cumulative trading volume exceeding $3 billion. This tells us one thing: More and more people want to invest in global assets through a one-stop crypto platform. Why is it growing so fast? The data says it all: - $1 billion in AUM within 30 days - Over $3 billion in cumulative trading volume - Average daily inflows of approximately $41 million This isn’t just a short-term trend—it’s real demand. Many users aren’t just looking to trade short-term; they want the convenience of holding crypto assets while also investing in U.S.-listed companies like Apple, NVIDIA, Tesla, and ETFs. Who’s using it? Here’s an interesting stat: About 73% of users come from emerging markets. This means U.S. stock investing is no longer exclusive to investors in Europe and North America. More users from regions like Asia, Latin America, and Africa are eager to participate in the global capital markets. What are people buying? The data shows users are most focused on the AI sector, with approximately 71% of holdings concentrated in the tech sector: - About 48% of tech holdings are allocated to semiconductor-related companies. - Trading volume in the tech sector is roughly 23 times higher than other industries. According to Binance Research’s forecast: By 2031, crypto platforms could bring around 300 million new investors to the global stock market.