What really determines which stock product you should choose is not the returns, but the usage scenarios —— How Cryptocurrency Traders Understand Stock Products Series | Part 04 Brothers and sisters, good now! We will continue to learn about stock products today. Many people's first reaction when encountering stock products on various exchange platforms is to ask: Which stock has a higher return on investment But I think the question itself is wrong. What should really be considered first is: How are you planning to use this product? Because both are stock products, the positioning, trading methods, and risks of different products are different. If you choose the wrong tool from the beginning, even if you judge the market correctly, you may not be able to achieve the desired effect. Let's give the simplest example: If your goal is to invest in the stock of an excellent company for the long term and gradually accumulate assets, then your focus is usually on: ✔ Is it convenient to hold for a long time; ✔ Does it support fixed investment; ✔ Can it be continuously configured. In this case, products like RealStocks are more suitable for long-term investment needs. So, for your different investment needs, you will choose different stock products to allocate. If your goals are completely different, for example: NVIDIA releases its financial report tonight; Apple has a new product launch event next week; Or a certain industry suddenly receives significant news. What you may be concerned about is not long-term holding, but short-term market trends. This type of trading places more emphasis on: ✔ Can we do more; ✔ Can I go short; ✔ Does it support leverage; ✔ Can it quickly enter and exit the market. For this type of usage scenario, many traders will pay more attention to Stock Futures. However, it should be noted that stock futures are derivatives that support leveraged trading, which increases the risk and may also involve transaction costs such as capital expenses. They are not suitable for all investors. Some traders also hope to use USDT to participate in stock related assets, hoping for more flexible trading and breaking through some traditional trading time limitations. At this point, tokenized stocks may become another option. For those who follow popular unlisted companies, Pre IPO products provide another way to participate in market expectations. It should be noted that Pre IPO products do not represent direct ownership of company stocks, nor do they necessarily mean that the company will go public. There are also significant differences in rules and risks between different products. My biggest feeling and gain from experiencing @ MEXC's stock product system recently is: The platform does not make all stock products into one model, but hopes to provide different types of products for different trading needs. Currently, @ MEXC has covered: RealStocks - more suitable for long-term allocation, fixed investment, and long-term holding; Stock Futures - more suitable for long short trading around market fluctuations; Tokenized Stocks - Convenient to obtain market exposure of stock related assets using USDT; Pre IPO - Focus on the development opportunities of popular unlisted companies. Different products correspond to different usage scenarios, rather than replacing each other. Mr. Xiaolong's Observation In recent years, I have found that many traders are prone to a common problem: When you see others making money, study what products they use. In fact, what is more worth studying is: Why would others choose that product. Because it is never the profit ranking that truly determines the trading tool. The following are the aspects to consider when deciding on trading tools: ✔ How long is your trading cycle; ✔ What is your risk tolerance; ✔ Do you prefer long-term allocation or short-term trading; ✔ Do you need to go long or short; ✔ What are your fund size and trading habits. After these questions are thought through, many product choices naturally have answers. Next Preview Which traders are suitable for RealStocks? Several characteristics that long-term investors must understand Finally, I would like to share a question with everyone: If you are optimistic about NVIDIA's long-term development, would you choose to hold it for the long term or engage in short-term trading around financial reports and market trends? Welcome to leave a message and share your thoughts. MEXC Kaito mexc0808 Stocks