Binance bStocks Add Microsoft, Meta as Tokenized Assets Hit $100M

Binance expanded its bStocks lineup on June 30, adding tokenized versions of Microsoft, Meta, Palantir, Lumentum, and the Invesco QQQ Trust. The exchange said the product crossed $100 million in assets under management within 15 days of launch.

bStocks are tokenized 1:1 US securities issued through Binance affiliate BTech Holdings. They track the underlying stock price and can be traded 24/7. Holders can convert them into direct stock positions at no cost. They do not grant voting rights or cash dividends. Dividends are reinvested into additional bStock exposure.

Cumulative trading volume reached $458 million in the first two weeks. Around 47% of that volume occurred outside traditional US market hours. 58% of activity came from emerging markets. Over 80% of trades were fractional, pointing to retail-driven demand. bStocks turn over 4 to 21 times faster than their underlying stocks, Binance data show.

The real-world asset derivatives market now exceeds $347 billion in volume. Binance commands 55.7% of global RWA derivatives trading, according to the exchange.

Among the added tickers, Microsoft carries an Alpha Score of 43, reflecting mixed signals. NVIDIA, already listed as a bStock, scores 64, indicating moderate strength.

Binance is waiving maker fees on the new pairs through August 31 at 23:59 UTC. The expansion reinforces the platform's lead in tokenized equities, a sector that has drawn 29% of new crypto startups, according to a recent report on RWA tokenization.

Existing bStocks already include Tesla, NVIDIA, Strategy, SpaceX, Sandisk, Micron, Circle, and an iShares MSCI South Korea ETF. The new additions bring tech and ETF exposure to global users who trade outside traditional market hours.