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Today I feel like we’re about to make some big moves.
On June 1st, Binance is launching US stock trading with four parallel tracks: real US stock brokers (0 fees), bStocks tokenized stocks (1:1 on the BNB chain), Ondo tokenized securities, and stock contract derivatives. Meanwhile, the compliant BNB ETF is hitting Nasdaq.
$BNB
$LAB
$ALLO
#BNBETFs
On June 1st, Binance is launching US stock trading with four parallel tracks: real US stock brokers (0 fees), bStocks tokenized stocks (1:1 on the BNB chain), Ondo tokenized securities, and stock contract derivatives. Meanwhile, the compliant BNB ETF is hitting Nasdaq.
$BNB
$LAB
$ALLO
#BNBETFs
Making +10% in a full bear market ain't easy!\n$CAKE \n\n#BNBETFs #Cake
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🫧 Lately, I've been trying to diversify my portfolio — you've probably noticed that my recent posts are mostly about altcoins.
I think this is the perfect time to buy solid alts at low prices (and I mean solid).
On my side, I've compared token $UNI from Uniswap with CAKE from PancakeSwap. After extensive research, I find $CAKE is undervalued compared to UNI, for several reasons I can't detail here.
This is the only token I plan to add to my list for now.
I'm also keeping a close eye on #Kaspa. and #Qubic .
Regarding Kaspa, the project seems interesting, but I'm still waiting for answers to some questions. They emphasize their scalability a lot, to the point of comparing themselves to Solana. However, the Kaspa chain still doesn't have enough users, and transaction volumes remain relatively low.
To truly assess its scalability, strong adoption is needed — which is not the case yet. We'll see how it performs in the next bull market, where it could attract more attention.
On the tokenomics side, it's fairly clear, except for one point: an address called “EntyX” holds an excessive amount of tokens. I tried to find out if it's a smart contract or just a regular wallet, but I got no response in their group.
Regarding Qubic 😹: the project is intriguing but classified as “high-risk” from a regulatory standpoint, and that's a big red flag!
I still don't know how they plan to handle this situation, but they'll likely need to create a foundation or engage in discussions with regulators.
Besides that, another point that often comes up is the distribution of tokens. Some wallets hold very large amounts, which raises questions.
To be continued…
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I think this is the perfect time to buy solid alts at low prices (and I mean solid).
On my side, I've compared token $UNI from Uniswap with CAKE from PancakeSwap. After extensive research, I find $CAKE is undervalued compared to UNI, for several reasons I can't detail here.
This is the only token I plan to add to my list for now.
I'm also keeping a close eye on #Kaspa. and #Qubic .
Regarding Kaspa, the project seems interesting, but I'm still waiting for answers to some questions. They emphasize their scalability a lot, to the point of comparing themselves to Solana. However, the Kaspa chain still doesn't have enough users, and transaction volumes remain relatively low.
To truly assess its scalability, strong adoption is needed — which is not the case yet. We'll see how it performs in the next bull market, where it could attract more attention.
On the tokenomics side, it's fairly clear, except for one point: an address called “EntyX” holds an excessive amount of tokens. I tried to find out if it's a smart contract or just a regular wallet, but I got no response in their group.
Regarding Qubic 😹: the project is intriguing but classified as “high-risk” from a regulatory standpoint, and that's a big red flag!
I still don't know how they plan to handle this situation, but they'll likely need to create a foundation or engage in discussions with regulators.
Besides that, another point that often comes up is the distribution of tokens. Some wallets hold very large amounts, which raises questions.
To be continued…
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律动BlockBeats
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BlockBeats news, on May 16, Grayscale has submitted its second amended S-1 filing for the BNB ETF to the SEC.
Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart indicates that this amended version is likely adjusted based on SEC feedback, suggesting that the product may be speeding up its listing process.
Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart indicates that this amended version is likely adjusted based on SEC feedback, suggesting that the product may be speeding up its listing process.
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