In the past, when we talked about stock trading, we would assume that we would observe the market trend at the opening and then resume trading after the closing. On weekends, when the market was closed, there was nothing we could do but watch the news and enjoy ourselves. Usually, when working, attending meetings, and handling work, if there is really time to study the market, it may be in the evenings or on weekends. At this point, a very practical question arises: if you suddenly have time to study a certain stock or market on the weekend, can you participate at your own pace? This is also something I think Binance bStocks is worth paying attention to this time. BStocks supports 24/7 trading, and stock token trading is no longer completely limited by traditional trading hours. I am available on weekends to study; If you have time in the evening, you can watch it; Having one's own market judgment temporarily, there is no need to wait until trading hours. This change may not sound like a particularly explosive feature, but from a user experience perspective, it is actually very important. Because the change in trading hours essentially provides users with more choices. Some people are used to paying attention to the market on weekdays, some only have time at night, and some only sit down to study assets on weekends. The significance of 7 × 24 is not to require everyone to trade all day, but to have more initiative when they have time and want to participate. And the development speed of bStocks itself also provides a relatively intuitive market feedback. In less than three months, bStocks has reached a cumulative trading volume of $30 billion. Of course, cumulative trading volume itself does not represent earnings performance, nor can it directly equate to market ranking. However, as a product milestone, it at least indicates that stock token trading is gaining increasing trading demand and attention. If you zoom in a little more, you will find that Binance is not just adding a stock trading entrance now. On one side is bStocks, which allows stock tokens to participate at more flexible times and supports 24/7 trading; On the other side is Direct Stocks, which offers over 7000 stock asset trading options, allowing users to face not just a few popular targets, but a wider range of stock assets; Going one step further, there is TradFi Perp, which can trade around price fluctuations and provide long short direction options. That is to say, when users form their own market judgments, they can choose the corresponding trading direction based on their opinions, rather than just a single participation method. Looking at these products together, I think what's more interesting is not how "new" a certain feature is, but how they are gradually connecting traditional financial assets, Crypto trading methods, and Binance's original account system. Previously, participating in different types of financial assets often required different platforms, accounts, and trading times. And now, an increasingly evident trend is that assets are becoming more diverse, trading methods are becoming more diverse, and the entry points that users hope to face are becoming simpler. From stock tokens, to Direct Stocks, and then to TradFi Perp, Binance is trying to integrate more TradFi assets and trading scenarios into the familiar trading system of Crypto users. So bStocks' 7 × 24 is not just about "trading on weekends". What it truly changes is a way of participation - there is no need to compromise one's time for the sake of the market, but to make participating in the market closer to one's own pace of life. For people who are usually busy with work and only have complete time to study the market on weekends, this choice is itself an improvement in user experience. And this may also be the more noteworthy aspect of Binance's continued layout of TradFi: it is not simply moving traditional assets into Crypto, but slowly recombining assets, trading time, and trading methods, allowing users to access more TradFi scenarios with lower barriers to entry and in a more unified financial portal. BStocks is just one step among them. And what Binance wants to do may be a super financial app that connects Crypto and TradFi, while giving users more autonomy to choose from.