Binance stock product reaches $143 million daily trading volume

Binance has made an impressive start with its US equities product. In the first nine days, the platform achieved an average daily trading volume of around $143 million. That is significantly higher than the tokenized equities spot market’s best weekly days, which peaked at between $35 million and $40 million. This is according to research by CoinDesk Research.

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Access to over 7,000 US stocks and ETFs

Through the platform, users gain access to over 7,000 US stocks and ETFs. This makes Binance’s offering one of the largest in terms of crypto rails for traditional financial products. These are real stocks traded via crypto infrastructure, not synthetic or tokenised variants on a decentralised platform.

CoinDesk’s chart shows that the daily volume on the tokenized equities spot market between 1 and 9 June 2026 fluctuates between roughly $17 million at the low point and $72 million at the peak. In comparison, the volume of Binance’s product stands out significantly above that.

Growing demand for US equity exposure via crypto

In addition to the spot volume, a notable shift is also visible in the perpetuals market. Equity-linked perpetuals have grown their share of the TradFi category perpetual trading volume from approximately 10% at the start of May to around 40% at the end of that month. This indicates a clearly increasing interest among crypto users in exposure to US equity markets.

This fits into a broader trend where crypto exchanges are increasingly moving towards traditional financial products. Earlier, SpaceX’s stock market debut led to record volumes on crypto exchanges, showing that interest in equities via crypto rails is growing further. For an overview of tokenized stocks, see the tokenized stock category on CoinGecko. For more news about Binance, stay tuned here.