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SpaceX's price moved 6.5% over a weekend. No exchange was open to confirm it.
The tokenized version was. $SPCXB kept trading through Saturday and Sunday, forming a price with no primary market to check it against.
By SPCX's own Monday open, the gap between the two prices: 0.09%.
Roughly half of all bStocks volume happens during hours the underlying market isn't even open.
That's not convenience layered on top of a stock. That's a second venue discovering price while the first one is switched off.
Which one found it first and which one just confirmed what was already there?
@BinanceCIS #bStocksCIS
The tokenized version was. $SPCXB kept trading through Saturday and Sunday, forming a price with no primary market to check it against.
By SPCX's own Monday open, the gap between the two prices: 0.09%.
Roughly half of all bStocks volume happens during hours the underlying market isn't even open.
That's not convenience layered on top of a stock. That's a second venue discovering price while the first one is switched off.
Which one found it first and which one just confirmed what was already there?
@BinanceCIS #bStocksCIS
#bstockscis
๐ Custody and storage security are among the key concerns in the crypto industry.
When it comes to bStocks, itโs natural to ask: how safe is it to store these assets? ๐ค
bStocks operate on BNB Chain (BEP-20) โ๏ธ. This means they can be stored not only on Binance, but also independently through supported decentralized wallets. ๐๐
Another important point is blockchain transparency. ๐ Data on token issuance and collateralization can be verified on-chain. ๐
So, you get an interesting combination:
๐ฆ Trading through Binance
โ๏ธ Built on blockchain
๐ Option for self-custody
๐ Transparent on-chain data
Traditional brokers work differently โ investors rely more heavily on the intermediaryโs infrastructure and regulatory framework.
๐ญ So, to me, the interesting question isnโt really โwhich is better?โ, but rather which level of control and transparency matters more to you?
๐ฌ What matters more to you: blockchain transparency or protection through the traditional financial system?
@BinanceCIS
#bStocksCIS
๐ Custody and storage security are among the key concerns in the crypto industry.
When it comes to bStocks, itโs natural to ask: how safe is it to store these assets? ๐ค
bStocks operate on BNB Chain (BEP-20) โ๏ธ. This means they can be stored not only on Binance, but also independently through supported decentralized wallets. ๐๐
Another important point is blockchain transparency. ๐ Data on token issuance and collateralization can be verified on-chain. ๐
So, you get an interesting combination:
๐ฆ Trading through Binance
โ๏ธ Built on blockchain
๐ Option for self-custody
๐ Transparent on-chain data
Traditional brokers work differently โ investors rely more heavily on the intermediaryโs infrastructure and regulatory framework.
๐ญ So, to me, the interesting question isnโt really โwhich is better?โ, but rather which level of control and transparency matters more to you?
๐ฌ What matters more to you: blockchain transparency or protection through the traditional financial system?
@BinanceCIS
#bStocksCIS
80% of all bStocks trades are fractional. Tesla: 99.65%.
Numbers that ended the "fractional is a toy" debate for me:
๐ธ 80%+ of ALL bStocks trades are fractional โ Binance data, first 15 days
๐ธ TSLAB specifically: 99.65% of trades by count were fractions
๐ธ and those fractions carried 88.5% of TSLAB's traded VALUE
Read that last line again. Nine-tenths of the money โ not the clicks, the money โ moved in pieces smaller than one share.
A whole Tesla share costs hundreds of dollars. Minimum bStock entry: $5. Apparently, once you remove the "whole share" rule, almost nobody asks for it back.
My entire campaign runs on $5-sized trades. Feels completely normal. That's exactly the point.
What was your first fraction โ and of what?
@BinanceCIS #bStocksCIS $SPCXB $TSLAB
Numbers that ended the "fractional is a toy" debate for me:
๐ธ 80%+ of ALL bStocks trades are fractional โ Binance data, first 15 days
๐ธ TSLAB specifically: 99.65% of trades by count were fractions
๐ธ and those fractions carried 88.5% of TSLAB's traded VALUE
Read that last line again. Nine-tenths of the money โ not the clicks, the money โ moved in pieces smaller than one share.
A whole Tesla share costs hundreds of dollars. Minimum bStock entry: $5. Apparently, once you remove the "whole share" rule, almost nobody asks for it back.
My entire campaign runs on $5-sized trades. Feels completely normal. That's exactly the point.
What was your first fraction โ and of what?
@BinanceCIS #bStocksCIS $SPCXB $TSLAB
Terafab + bStocks: why this story is bigger than Tesla
The Terafab announcement caught my attention because it connects three major themes: AI, semiconductors and real-world infrastructure.
Tesla and SpaceX plan to invest an initial $16.8B in Terafab, a semiconductor complex in Grimes County, Texas. The planned site is expected to cover about 100 million sq ft and target more than 1 terawatt of AI compute capacity annually. The project is designed to support applications ranging from Teslaโs Optimus and Cybercab programs to SpaceXโs planned space-based data centers.
What I find interesting from an investor perspective is the supply chain behind AI. Everyone talks about AI models, but those models need chips, memory, manufacturing capacity and enormous amounts of compute.
That makes Tesla an interesting company to watch from another angle. And with Teslaโs tokenized bStock, $TSLAB , investors can follow this real-world story through a blockchain-based asset. Binance currently lists TSLAB as Tesla Tokenized bStocks.
Terafab is still a planned project, so execution will matter. But if the vision becomes reality, it could become an important piece of the AI infrastructure race.
What will matter most for AI stocks over the next few years?
@BinanceCIS
#bstockscis #SpaceX
The Terafab announcement caught my attention because it connects three major themes: AI, semiconductors and real-world infrastructure.
Tesla and SpaceX plan to invest an initial $16.8B in Terafab, a semiconductor complex in Grimes County, Texas. The planned site is expected to cover about 100 million sq ft and target more than 1 terawatt of AI compute capacity annually. The project is designed to support applications ranging from Teslaโs Optimus and Cybercab programs to SpaceXโs planned space-based data centers.
What I find interesting from an investor perspective is the supply chain behind AI. Everyone talks about AI models, but those models need chips, memory, manufacturing capacity and enormous amounts of compute.
That makes Tesla an interesting company to watch from another angle. And with Teslaโs tokenized bStock, $TSLAB , investors can follow this real-world story through a blockchain-based asset. Binance currently lists TSLAB as Tesla Tokenized bStocks.
Terafab is still a planned project, so execution will matter. But if the vision becomes reality, it could become an important piece of the AI infrastructure race.
What will matter most for AI stocks over the next few years?
@BinanceCIS
#bstockscis #SpaceX
AI demand
Chip production
Compute infrastructure
Execution & profitability
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How to get #bstockscis on Binance
Did you know there are 3 different ways to obtain bStocks on Binance? ๐
If youโre interested in tokenized stocks, hereโs a simple breakdown:
1. Buy the underlying stock with token conversion enabled
Go to [Trade] โ [Stock] and use a supported asset such as USDC, USD1, USDT, U, or BNB to place your order.
Before confirming the purchase, simply enable the token conversion option.
Once your order is filled, your stock position will automatically be converted into the corresponding bStock. ๐
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2. Convert your existing stocks into bStocks
Already holding eligible stocks on #Binance ?
You can convert them into bStocks at a 1:1 ratio with no conversion fee.
๐ Go to your Binance Wallet
๐ Select an eligible stock
๐ Choose [Token Conversion]
๐ Enter the amount you want to convert
๐ Review and confirm
And yes โ the process also works in reverse, allowing you to convert bStocks back into the underlying stocks.
3. Buy bStocks directly on Binance Spot
This is probably the simplest option for crypto users.
Go to:
[Spot] โ [bStocks]
Choose the bStock you want and trade it just like other Spot assets.
โฐ bStocks Spot trading is available 24/7.
So whether youโre a traditional stock investor or already active in crypto, there are multiple ways to access bStocks.@BinanceCIS
๐ฌ Which method would you personally use
Did you know there are 3 different ways to obtain bStocks on Binance? ๐
If youโre interested in tokenized stocks, hereโs a simple breakdown:
1. Buy the underlying stock with token conversion enabled
Go to [Trade] โ [Stock] and use a supported asset such as USDC, USD1, USDT, U, or BNB to place your order.
Before confirming the purchase, simply enable the token conversion option.
Once your order is filled, your stock position will automatically be converted into the corresponding bStock. ๐
โธป
2. Convert your existing stocks into bStocks
Already holding eligible stocks on #Binance ?
You can convert them into bStocks at a 1:1 ratio with no conversion fee.
๐ Go to your Binance Wallet
๐ Select an eligible stock
๐ Choose [Token Conversion]
๐ Enter the amount you want to convert
๐ Review and confirm
And yes โ the process also works in reverse, allowing you to convert bStocks back into the underlying stocks.
3. Buy bStocks directly on Binance Spot
This is probably the simplest option for crypto users.
Go to:
[Spot] โ [bStocks]
Choose the bStock you want and trade it just like other Spot assets.
โฐ bStocks Spot trading is available 24/7.
So whether youโre a traditional stock investor or already active in crypto, there are multiple ways to access bStocks.@BinanceCIS
๐ฌ Which method would you personally use
#bstockscis @BinanceCIS #SpaceX
$SPCXB show a strong bullish signal ๐
Made a huge mistake that didnโt bought it at 108$ price ๐ฅฒ
Also, found amazing function on bStocks in Binance.
Look at the screenshot, there is AI integrated and you can easily ask about any stocks at bStocks there)))
Binance is always on the step ahead because itโs making our life, as a traders much more easier ๐
#SpaceX is an absolute gem and I trust, trade
and getting morr knowledges at bStocks)
$SPCXB show a strong bullish signal ๐
Made a huge mistake that didnโt bought it at 108$ price ๐ฅฒ
Also, found amazing function on bStocks in Binance.
Look at the screenshot, there is AI integrated and you can easily ask about any stocks at bStocks there)))
Binance is always on the step ahead because itโs making our life, as a traders much more easier ๐
#SpaceX is an absolute gem and I trust, trade
and getting morr knowledges at bStocks)
#bstockscis if growth-name bStocks aren't your thing, there's a quieter income-focused basket forming: NOKB, IBMB, GSB. ๐ฑ
None of these are exciting day to day. That's kind of the point โ they're the names where the Multiplier mechanism actually does something for you regularly instead of sitting dormant. ๐ NOKB already proved the mechanism fires on a real payout a few weeks ago. ๐ธ
Building a small income sleeve alongside the volatile stuff isn't the flashy trade, but it's a real strategy, not just an absence of one. ๐งบ
Does anyone here actually run a deliberate "income bStocks" sleeve, or is everyone all-in on growth names? ๐ค
@BinanceCIS $NOKB $IBMB $GSB #bStocksCIS
None of these are exciting day to day. That's kind of the point โ they're the names where the Multiplier mechanism actually does something for you regularly instead of sitting dormant. ๐ NOKB already proved the mechanism fires on a real payout a few weeks ago. ๐ธ
Building a small income sleeve alongside the volatile stuff isn't the flashy trade, but it's a real strategy, not just an absence of one. ๐งบ
Does anyone here actually run a deliberate "income bStocks" sleeve, or is everyone all-in on growth names? ๐ค
@BinanceCIS $NOKB $IBMB $GSB #bStocksCIS
#bstockscis genuine question people ask me a lot: is weekend bStocks price action even "real," since the actual stock market is closed? ๐
Honest answer โ it's real in the sense that it's genuine supply and demand on Binance, actual money moving actual price. ๐ธ It's just not confirmed against the underlying exchange until Monday. That's exactly why the reported 92% median pre-pricing of Monday's gap matters โ weekend price isn't noise, it's usually a pretty good preview. ๐
Doesn't mean it's always right. Just means "the market is closed" doesn't mean "nothing meaningful is happening." ๐ฏ๏ธ
Does weekend price action change how you actually trade Monday morning, or do you ignore it until the real market reopens? ๐ค
@BinanceCIS #bStocksCIS
Honest answer โ it's real in the sense that it's genuine supply and demand on Binance, actual money moving actual price. ๐ธ It's just not confirmed against the underlying exchange until Monday. That's exactly why the reported 92% median pre-pricing of Monday's gap matters โ weekend price isn't noise, it's usually a pretty good preview. ๐
Doesn't mean it's always right. Just means "the market is closed" doesn't mean "nothing meaningful is happening." ๐ฏ๏ธ
Does weekend price action change how you actually trade Monday morning, or do you ignore it until the real market reopens? ๐ค
@BinanceCIS #bStocksCIS
#bstockscis if you're building AI-infrastructure exposure across bStocks, here's the supply chain you're actually assembling, whether you planned it that way or not: ๐ญ
ASMLB makes the lithography machines. ๐ง AMDB and NVDAB design the chips. ๐ง SMCIB builds the servers those chips go into. ๐ฅ๏ธ
Four different companies, four different risk profiles, but functionally one trade if AI infrastructure demand is your actual thesis. Holding just one is a bet on that company's execution. Holding across the chain is closer to a bet on the trend itself. ๐
@BinanceCIS $NVDAB $AMDB $ASMLB $SMCIB #bStocksCIS
How many of these four do you actually hold?
ASMLB makes the lithography machines. ๐ง AMDB and NVDAB design the chips. ๐ง SMCIB builds the servers those chips go into. ๐ฅ๏ธ
Four different companies, four different risk profiles, but functionally one trade if AI infrastructure demand is your actual thesis. Holding just one is a bet on that company's execution. Holding across the chain is closer to a bet on the trend itself. ๐
@BinanceCIS $NVDAB $AMDB $ASMLB $SMCIB #bStocksCIS
How many of these four do you actually hold?
All four ๐ฏ
Two or three
Just one
None of them ๐
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$COINB trades nothing like a โcalmโ bStock
Iโve been in and out of COINB a few times over the past couple months. Not big size, just testing behavior. And it moves differently than most tickers on the list.
Coinbase as a company is basically a crypto-market barometer. Its revenue is tied to trading volume, and trading volume is tied to sentiment, which means the stock amplifies whatever crypto is already doing instead of just reflecting it. I traded it during a BTC dip and noticed something specific: COINB didnโt just follow Bitcoin down, it overshot. Moved almost double the percentage BTC did on the same day.
Thatโs not random. I looked into it a bit more. Coinbaseโs actual earnings are extremely sensitive to volume swings - fewer trades, thinner fee revenue, and the market tends to price that in fast, sometimes before the next earnings report even confirms it. So the stock behaves like a leveraged sentiment indicator, not a steady equity.
What I found interesting from a bStock angle specifically: since COINB trades continuously and mirrors that same amplified move in real time, you can watch this overshoot happen live instead of waiting for the next session open to see it priced in. During thin liquidity hours I noticed the spread widen a bit more than usual too - worth being aware of if youโre sizing in fast.
I wouldnโt call this one โboring exposure.โ Itโs closer to a volatility multiplier disguised as a stock.
This kind of behavior is exactly why I keep seeing COINB discussed in #bStocksCIS threads whenever crypto has a sharp move.
Has anyone else traded $COINB through a volatile week?
Curious if @BinanceCIS folks have seen the same overshoot pattern or if June was just a one-off for me.
Iโve been in and out of COINB a few times over the past couple months. Not big size, just testing behavior. And it moves differently than most tickers on the list.
Coinbase as a company is basically a crypto-market barometer. Its revenue is tied to trading volume, and trading volume is tied to sentiment, which means the stock amplifies whatever crypto is already doing instead of just reflecting it. I traded it during a BTC dip and noticed something specific: COINB didnโt just follow Bitcoin down, it overshot. Moved almost double the percentage BTC did on the same day.
Thatโs not random. I looked into it a bit more. Coinbaseโs actual earnings are extremely sensitive to volume swings - fewer trades, thinner fee revenue, and the market tends to price that in fast, sometimes before the next earnings report even confirms it. So the stock behaves like a leveraged sentiment indicator, not a steady equity.
What I found interesting from a bStock angle specifically: since COINB trades continuously and mirrors that same amplified move in real time, you can watch this overshoot happen live instead of waiting for the next session open to see it priced in. During thin liquidity hours I noticed the spread widen a bit more than usual too - worth being aware of if youโre sizing in fast.
I wouldnโt call this one โboring exposure.โ Itโs closer to a volatility multiplier disguised as a stock.
This kind of behavior is exactly why I keep seeing COINB discussed in #bStocksCIS threads whenever crypto has a sharp move.
Has anyone else traded $COINB through a volatile week?
Curious if @BinanceCIS folks have seen the same overshoot pattern or if June was just a one-off for me.
#bstockscis IREN is a bitcoin miner โ๏ธ that also runs AI compute ๐ค, which makes IRENB one of the more literally "crypto-adjacent equity" bStocks on the list.
The company's revenue mix has been shifting โ mining margins compress, AI/HPC hosting contracts pick up slack. Depending which side of that mix wins over time, IRENB can behave more like a BTC-hashrate proxy or more like a data-center infrastructure play.
What's IRENB to you right now? ๐ A) BTC mining proxy โ๏ธ ๐ AI infrastructure play ๐ค C) Both, roughly balanced โ๏ธ D) Don't hold it ๐
@BinanceCIS $IRENB #bStocksCIS
The company's revenue mix has been shifting โ mining margins compress, AI/HPC hosting contracts pick up slack. Depending which side of that mix wins over time, IRENB can behave more like a BTC-hashrate proxy or more like a data-center infrastructure play.
What's IRENB to you right now? ๐ A) BTC mining proxy โ๏ธ ๐ AI infrastructure play ๐ค C) Both, roughly balanced โ๏ธ D) Don't hold it ๐
@BinanceCIS $IRENB #bStocksCIS
@BinanceCIS #bstockscis Most of us got used to waiting for the US market to open just to move a small position. That habit slowly disappears once you try bStocks.
You stay inside the same Binance account, use the USDT you already have, and the market simply doesnโt close on you.
It feels less like โswitching to stocksโ and more like adding another tool to the same workflow you already know.
You stay inside the same Binance account, use the USDT you already have, and the market simply doesnโt close on you.
It feels less like โswitching to stocksโ and more like adding another tool to the same workflow you already know.
#bstockscis @BinanceCIS The most underrated part of tokenization may be responsibility.
Who issues the product? Who holds or manages the underlying assets? Which responsibilities belong to the platform, and which belong to other parties?
Technology can improve certain processes, but Binance bStocks users still need to understand the responsibility map around $SPCXB.
Who issues the product? Who holds or manages the underlying assets? Which responsibilities belong to the platform, and which belong to other parties?
Technology can improve certain processes, but Binance bStocks users still need to understand the responsibility map around $SPCXB.
#bstockscis One company โ three different instruments on Binance.
SK Hynix is a good example of why itโs important to look not only at the company name, but also at the actual instrument.
$SKHYB is a bStock with exposure to SK Hynix shares. It trades on Spot 24/7, operates as a BEP-20 token on BNB Smart Chain, and is backed 1:1 by real US-listed shares.
$SKHYUSDT is a perpetual contract based on SK Hynix ADRs traded on Nasdaq.
$SKHYNIXUSDT is a perpetual contract based on SK Hynix shares traded on KRX.
The company is the same, but the underlying asset and mechanics are different.
Thatโs why $SKHYB and a perpetual on SK Hynix arenโt simply two ways to buy the same asset.
One more detail: $SKHYB/USDT has a 0% maker fee until August 31, 2026.
SK Hynix is a good example of how bStocks add on-chain exposure to traditional assets without confusing it with derivatives trading.
@BinanceCIS #bStocksCIS
SK Hynix is a good example of why itโs important to look not only at the company name, but also at the actual instrument.
$SKHYB is a bStock with exposure to SK Hynix shares. It trades on Spot 24/7, operates as a BEP-20 token on BNB Smart Chain, and is backed 1:1 by real US-listed shares.
$SKHYUSDT is a perpetual contract based on SK Hynix ADRs traded on Nasdaq.
$SKHYNIXUSDT is a perpetual contract based on SK Hynix shares traded on KRX.
The company is the same, but the underlying asset and mechanics are different.
Thatโs why $SKHYB and a perpetual on SK Hynix arenโt simply two ways to buy the same asset.
One more detail: $SKHYB/USDT has a 0% maker fee until August 31, 2026.
SK Hynix is a good example of how bStocks add on-chain exposure to traditional assets without confusing it with derivatives trading.
@BinanceCIS #bStocksCIS
#bstockscis quick one on IBMB for anyone building an income-focused bStocks position instead of a growth one. ๐ต
IBM has paid a dividend for decades ๐๏ธ โ that history doesn't change just because the exposure is tokenized now. If IBMB pays out the way the underlying does, the Multiplier mechanism reinvests it automatically ๐, same as NOKB did a few weeks back.
Does anyone actually hold IBMB deliberately for the dividend history, or is it mostly ending up in people's baskets by accident? ๐คท
@BinanceCIS $IBMB #bStocksCIS
IBM has paid a dividend for decades ๐๏ธ โ that history doesn't change just because the exposure is tokenized now. If IBMB pays out the way the underlying does, the Multiplier mechanism reinvests it automatically ๐, same as NOKB did a few weeks back.
Does anyone actually hold IBMB deliberately for the dividend history, or is it mostly ending up in people's baskets by accident? ๐คท
@BinanceCIS $IBMB #bStocksCIS
#bstockscis @BinanceCIS
Traditional stock trading is fine until you hit that annoying T+1 settlement delay and have to wait for your funds to clear. ๐ Thatโs exactly why I prefer Binance bStocks. Because they are on-chain, settlement is near-instant! But the absolute biggest flex? You can withdraw these bStocks as BEP-20 tokens directly to your own wallet for self-custody on the BNB Smart Chain. Getting traditional market exposure with crypto-level freedom and speed is a massive win.
Traditional stock trading is fine until you hit that annoying T+1 settlement delay and have to wait for your funds to clear. ๐ Thatโs exactly why I prefer Binance bStocks. Because they are on-chain, settlement is near-instant! But the absolute biggest flex? You can withdraw these bStocks as BEP-20 tokens directly to your own wallet for self-custody on the BNB Smart Chain. Getting traditional market exposure with crypto-level freedom and speed is a massive win.
#bstockscis SK Hynix now has multiple tickers on Binance and treating them as interchangeable is an easy mistake to make. ๐
SKHYB is the spot bStock โ a BEP-20 certificate backed 1:1 by the actual share, no leverage, no funding rate, deposit/withdraw on BNB Smart Chain like any bStock. โ SKHYUSDT is something else entirely: a USDT-settled perpetual future on the ADR, leveraged, funding applies. โก Same company, genuinely different instrument, different risk profile.
Before you click buy โ are you actually checking which one you're in, spot or perp, or going by the ticker name alone? ๐
@BinanceCIS $SKHYB #bStocksCIS
SKHYB is the spot bStock โ a BEP-20 certificate backed 1:1 by the actual share, no leverage, no funding rate, deposit/withdraw on BNB Smart Chain like any bStock. โ SKHYUSDT is something else entirely: a USDT-settled perpetual future on the ADR, leveraged, funding applies. โก Same company, genuinely different instrument, different risk profile.
Before you click buy โ are you actually checking which one you're in, spot or perp, or going by the ticker name alone? ๐
@BinanceCIS $SKHYB #bStocksCIS
The RWA trend keeps getting more interesting, and Binance BStocks is a good example of how traditional finance can connect with the blockchain world.
What stands out to me is the idea of accessing tokenized stock exposure through a crypto-native platform, creating a more familiar bridge between two financial ecosystems. As tokenization continues to develop, I think solutions like BStocks could become an increasingly important part of the market.
Keeping an eye on @BinanceCIS for more Binance BStocks updates.
#bstockscis
What stands out to me is the idea of accessing tokenized stock exposure through a crypto-native platform, creating a more familiar bridge between two financial ecosystems. As tokenization continues to develop, I think solutions like BStocks could become an increasingly important part of the market.
Keeping an eye on @BinanceCIS for more Binance BStocks updates.
#bstockscis
#bStocksCฤฐS Quick one: do you actually know what you're holding when you buy SPYB? ๐ง
It's not "the S&P 500." It's a bStock, backed 1:1 by shares of SPY โ which is itself an ETF that holds the 500 companies. ๐ฆ So you've got three layers: the 500 companies, wrapped into SPY, wrapped into SPYB. Each layer adds a bit of structure but doesn't change the core exposure โ you're still riding the index, just through an extra wrapper that happens to trade on weekends. ๐๏ธ
Quick poll โ did you know SPYB tracks SPY the ETF, not the index directly? ๐
1๏ธโฃ Yeah, obviously
2๏ธโฃ Never thought about the distinction
3๏ธโฃ Genuinely didn't know
4๏ธโฃ Don't hold SPYB
@BinanceCIS $SPYB #bStocksCIS
It's not "the S&P 500." It's a bStock, backed 1:1 by shares of SPY โ which is itself an ETF that holds the 500 companies. ๐ฆ So you've got three layers: the 500 companies, wrapped into SPY, wrapped into SPYB. Each layer adds a bit of structure but doesn't change the core exposure โ you're still riding the index, just through an extra wrapper that happens to trade on weekends. ๐๏ธ
Quick poll โ did you know SPYB tracks SPY the ETF, not the index directly? ๐
1๏ธโฃ Yeah, obviously
2๏ธโฃ Never thought about the distinction
3๏ธโฃ Genuinely didn't know
4๏ธโฃ Don't hold SPYB
@BinanceCIS $SPYB #bStocksCIS
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