Binance added 10 bStocks on Aug 5, including ASML (Alpha Score 66) and Netflix. Free conversion for first hour, maker-fee-free until Aug 31.
Binance added 10 tokenized stock products to its spot market on August 5, 2026, at 12:00 UTC. The new bStocks track shares of companies including ASML Holding, Netflix, and eight others. The exchange did not disclose the full list in the announcement.
The bStocks do not confer ownership rights. Holders get no voting privileges, no dividends, and no direct shareholder benefits. The tokens are designed to mirror the price moves of the underlying equities.
For the first hour after the listing, users could convert bStocks into supported cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin and USDT, free of charge. Existing shareholders in the target companies can convert their shares to bStocks at a 1:1 ratio with no commission, Binance said.
Separately, Binance is running a maker-fee-free campaign on all eligible cryptocurrencies from the listing time through 23:59 UTC on August 31, 2026.
Tokenized stocks have become a growth area for exchanges seeking to bridge traditional equity markets with blockchain trading infrastructure. The model allows users to gain price exposure to stocks without holding the underlying securities, though critics argue it introduces counterparty risk and lacks the legal protections of direct share ownership.
ASML Holding, the Dutch semiconductor equipment maker, carries an Alpha Score of 66 out of 100, rated Moderate, in the Technology sector. The ASML stock page shows the score reflects a balanced risk-reward profile. Netflix was not assigned an Alpha Score in the proprietary data provided.
Binance’s latest expansion follows similar moves by other exchanges. A recent report showed that tokenized versions of the Nasdaq-100 ETF (QQQ) drove 288% of July volume in the tokenized equity space, signaling strong demand for such products. The tokenized QQQ analysis covers the trend in more detail.
The maker-fee-free campaign runs through the end of August. No further listings have been announced.
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