Binance just opened up trading on more than 7,000 US stocks and ETFs from inside its crypto exchange, and the one country specifically blocked from using the feature is the United States itself.
The rollout went live on June 1, dropping Apple, Tesla, Nvidia and thousands of other US-listed names into the same app that handles Bitcoin and Ethereum trades. Users fund their stock buys with stablecoins, mostly USDC, with BNB, USDT and a few others also supported. There is no minimum account balance, the smallest trade is $5, and Binance is charging zero commission with a floor fee of $0.35 per order. Trading runs 24 ...
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