If you believe that the 'on-chain tokenized US stocks' product is truly a market necessity, then beyond 4Stocks, Stratton Market on the RH Chain might be worth a closer look. But if you're just looking at BSC's traffic and the hype about hitting 100M fast, forget I said anything. What they're trying to do is quite similar—bringing stocks that aren't officially tokenized onto the chain 1:1 and pairing them with MEME tokens as the liquidity pool. 4Stocks is filling the gap for popular US stocks that aren't yet on the bStocks list. Meanwhile, Stratton focuses on small-cap penny stocks that Robinhood Chain's official channels might never cover. Locking in popular stocks for pre-issuance is destined to be a transitional product—it'll eventually be overtaken by official channels. On the other hand, focusing on penny stocks seems like a more ambitious goal. It could completely evolve into a market maker anchor, as penny stocks are inherently low-cap stocks. Bringing them on-chain meets strong demand, whether it's for fueling the narrative of squeezing Wall Street or speeding up the listing of officially tokenized stocks. 4Stocks is currently at 44m, while Stratton is at 4m—a world of difference. If this positioning is destined for greatness, I'd be more inclined to bet on the latter.