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More than a month after Binance launched its stock trading business on June 1, early usage data suggests the product has found real demand, though not broad-based adoption. Out of more than 7,000 tradable U.S. stocks and ETFs, over 700 have seen trading activity. As of the week ended July 1, Binance stock users added $193.3 million in net equity exposure, marking the second consecutive week above $190 million. The flow profile is highly concentrated. Emerging-market users accounted for 81% of net inflows, while technology absorbed 83% of weekly net inflows, led by AI memory and semiconductor names such as MU, MUU, SNDK, AMAT, and INTC. The data points to catalyst-driven, narrative-heavy behavior rather than long-term portfolio allocation, with users rotating quickly across themes including AI infrastructure, quantum computing, SpaceX, and defense. On the tokenized equities side, Binance’s bStocks appears to be finding product-market fit in off-hours trading. According to Binance Research, 44% of bStocks volume occurred outside regular U.S. market hours, and weekend trading still averaged roughly $346,000 per hour. However, while demand for on-chain tokenized stock exposure appears validated, a large share of that activity on BNB Chain is still flowing through third-party ecosystems such as Ondo, leaving bStocks’ standalone market share unclear.
