Previously, when talking about bStocks, everyone might have focused more on what can be traded and how prices change. But I think, to determine whether a product has practical value, we can take it a step further: after buying, what other functions can this asset serve? This time, Binance has expanded the eligibility of bStocks as leveraged collateral to all users with cross-margin and unified margin accounts. Regular users, VIP 1, and VIP 2 can also access this feature after meeting the relevant conditions and passing suitability assessments. For users, the key point isn’t just the broader access—it’s the added possibility of arranging funds differently with their holdings. Of course, collateral doesn’t equal extra income, nor does it mean there’s no risk. Relevant accounts still have entry requirements and risk control restrictions. Whether you can use it and how to use it will depend on the official rules. I’ve always believed that the development of tokenized assets shouldn’t just focus on how many trading gateways exist but also on whether they can gradually integrate into real financial use cases. This update to bStocks is a direction worth observing. How far it can go in enhancing asset liquidity and risk management is what truly deserves ongoing attention. @binancezh @binance Binance Portal: https://www.(binance.com)/zh-CN/support/announcement/detail/81b8ea1e9eaf45759c43b17c66aa068d