Binance has added trading for more than 7,000 U.S. stocks and ETFs, allowing users to manage traditional assets alongside crypto within one account. Trades settle in stablecoins such as USDC, USDT, USD1 and BNB, reducing reliance on conventional fiat systems and potentially improving access for users in regions with limited banking infrastructure. The service operates 24/5. Binance has also introduced bStocks, tokenized securities that let users trade, withdraw and leverage selected U.S. equities on-chain, creating potential links between traditional assets and DApps (decentralized applications). The expansion supports Binance’s effort to become a financial super app and follows a period in which more than 80% of direct stock-trading volume during the first week came from emerging regions. Binance Research said total cryptocurrency market capitalization rose 17.6% in September 2026 to $2.7 trillion. The company’s expansion also comes amid regulatory uncertainty, including reports that European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde blocked Binance’s European operating license process. Traders will need to monitor liquidity in the new markets and regulatory developments as Binance extends crypto-native infrastructure to stocks and ETFs.