On October 6, Binance launched new perpetual contracts tied to U.S. stocks like VKTX, MCD, and AKAM. But here's an even more interesting stat: 41.5% of bStocks users had never used Binance's perpetual contracts or stock spot trading before. U.S. stocks give platform users a new reason to engage. But to grow from 300 million to 3 billion, it’s not just about offering existing users more assets to trade—it’s about getting people who’ve never touched crypto to open Binance for the first time. @cz_binance @heyibinance, as Binance moves from 300 million to 3 billion users, what do you think will be the reason for the next billion users to open Binance for the first time: stocks, payments, or AI? If the next wave of users aren’t crypto-native, their tolerance for security incidents will be even lower. Financial losses can be compensated, but trust isn’t something that can be restored with a single payout. MBTC @1096361BTC is focused on a deeper layer: how to prepare for early Bitcoin addresses with exposed public keys in the era of quantum computing. They’ve turned this long-term security issue into a community experiment that ordinary people can participate in, helping more people understand the risks now—rather than waiting to discuss migration after assets are compromised.