If you don’t start learning about US stocks now, you’ll fall behind—one wrong step leads to another. Binance has filled the last gap in TradFi—US stock options. For users, I think the biggest benefits are convenience and cost savings (no need to juggle multiple accounts or transfer funds between platforms). Plus, it allows for complete implementation of fund strategies and risk management. Binance Options—low costs with an integrated account experience. Binance options trading fees are $0.6 per contract, which is highly competitive in the market. Users don’t need to open a separate options wallet. Since most options strategies require multiple entries, adjustments, and exits (all of which incur fees), the integrated account setup reduces the friction of transferring funds between accounts and platforms. This launch includes physically settled options for US-listed stocks and ETFs. Orders are routed by NTL as the introducing broker, while Alpaca Securities LLC handles execution, clearing, settlement, custody, and post-exercise settlement. After exercising and completing settlement, the underlying stocks are held in custody by Alpaca on behalf of users. How to trade US stock options: **Step 1** Open the Binance app, tap "Trade" at the bottom, then tap "Stocks" at the top. Click the bar chart icon in the top right to enter the stock candlestick chart interface. **Step 2** At the top, tap "Options" to access the options page. Then, select the asset you want to trade and complete your transaction on the trading interface. **Note:** The minimum for US stock options is 1 contract, and 1 contract equals 100 shares.