The platform said SpaceX-linked SPCX took 29.70% of volume in its first month, while more than 120,000 users signed up for access to over 7,000 U.S. stocks and ETFs.
MEXC said SPCX dominated the first month of trading on RealStocks, its product for eligible users to buy real U.S. stocks and ETFs through a licensed securities broker partner, after the service launched on June 1 with access to more than 7,000 securities. The company said SPCX accounted for 29.70% of June trading volume and 29.06% of trading users, making it the clear standout in the opening month. AI-related names also featured heavily, with AAOI, MU, NVDA, MRVL, DRAM, AVGO and SNDK together representing 23.67% of total trading volume. MEXC said trading patterns split into three groups: broad-participation large caps such as AAPL, MSFT, INTC and GOOGL; heavily traded core names including SPCX, NVDA, MU, TSLA, SNDK and MRVL; and narrower supply-chain stocks such as AAOI, DRAM, STRC and AVGO, where fewer traders accounted for larger orders. The company contrasted RealStocks with its futures market, saying the top 10 RealStocks assets made up 57.71% of volume versus roughly 84.94% for June futures, which it framed as evidence of more diversified portfolio building. CEO Vugar Usi said more than 40% of first-month volume sat outside the top 10 names, adding that users treated the product like an investing venue rather than a headline-driven trading market. MEXC said RealStocks supports USDT funding, 0 trading fees and ownership rights tied to real shares, including eligible dividend distributions. The product is supported by Atomic Vaults Securities, or AVS, a FINRA-registered broker-dealer (U.S. industry self-regulator member firm). More than 120,000 users signed up in the first month, over half of those new accounts made a first deposit, and by July 27, 2026, the product had settled dividends for 154 stocks and ETFs.