Binance is incredibly comprehensive; US stock tokens can be exchanged for real stocks with a single click, and the conversion is free of charge. You can participate with as little as $5, without needing to open an external brokerage account, and trading is available 24/7. I specifically checked and confirmed that the exchange corresponds to a real stock position in your Binance stock account. The service is provided by Nest Trading Limited, at a 1:1 ratio. Furthermore, each bStocks is backed 1:1 by real stocks or ETFs held by a regulated custodian, with reserves checked and publicly disclosed daily. Those interested can examine the collateral asset proof. According to the published figures, bStocks is already the world's largest tokenized stock issuer, while the entire industry is worth $4.8 billion. Some publicly available data shows that 56% of bStocks' trading volume occurs outside of regular US stock trading hours. Actually, I trade like that myself. Not everyone can conveniently monitor the US stock market opening time. Being able to trade whenever news breaks is more in line with the habits of veteran crypto users. For example, with the recent Nvidia incident, I immediately opened the exchange and liquidated my Nvidia positions, unable to wait for the market to open! These past few days, some elders have asked me if there's a lack of participants in the crypto space, given the bear market. I thought about it and said that's not necessarily true. At least right now, innovations in the crypto space, such as tokenized US stocks like RWA, are very popular, attracting many traditional US stock market users. The fact that bstocks grew to $1 billion in assets under management in just 125 days proves this. These US stock market players may have initially registered on cryptocurrency exchanges for tokenized US stocks, but through using them, they've indirectly learned a lot about cryptocurrency market trends and are gradually starting to try cryptocurrencies themselves, providing intermittent fresh blood. @binancezh