Binance expanded its tokenized stock offering on August 5, 2026, adding 10 new assets linked to companies including ASML and Netflix. The products are designed to let users gain exposure to share-price movements through blockchain-based instruments without directly owning the underlying shares.

What New Tokenized Stocks Did Binance Add?

Binance listed the following 10 bStocks on its spot market on August 5, 2026, at 12:00 UTC:

• Astera Labs (ALABB)
• ASML (ASMLB)
• AST SpaceMobile (ASTSB)
• Bitmine Immersion Technologies (BMNRB)
• Coherent (COHRB)
• Credo Technology Group (CRDOB)
• IREN Limited (IRENB)
• Netflix (NFLXB)
• Super Micro Computer (SMCIB)
• USA Rare Earth (USARB)

Binance bStocks are tokenized products designed to track the prices of underlying company shares. Unlike traditional shares, bStocks do not provide holders with ownership rights, including voting privileges or direct shareholder benefits such as dividends.

Binance’s Spot Algo Trading Bot, which automates trading strategies, became available for each stock alongside the listings.

For the first hour after the listings, users could convert bStocks into supported cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin and USDT, free of charge.

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. Existing holders of shares in the target companies can also convert them to bStocks at a 1:1 ratio at no commission.

Binance said bStocks are tokenized products that track underlying stock prices and do not represent direct ownership of company shares.

Binance Expands Tokenized Asset Offering

The latest bStocks listings continue Binance’s expansion into tokenized financial products, linking traditional equity markets with blockchain-based trading infrastructure. That makes the offering relevant not only to users seeking access to familiar names like ASML and Netflix, but also to the broader trend of exchanges testing how conventional market exposure can be packaged in digital form.

Tokenized stocks have drawn attention as exchanges look for ways to give broader access to traditional assets through digital platforms. At the same time, the product structure remains distinct from conventional share ownership, which is why Binance continues to note that bStocks do not carry shareholder rights.

Supporters say tokenized assets can improve accessibility and trading flexibility, while critics note the differences between token ownership and conventional securities ownership.

On the Flipside

Tokenized stocks provide price exposure but do not grant shareholder rights, dividends, or voting power associated with actual company shares.

The zero-fee promotions are time-limited, and standard fees will apply after the campaign period ends.

Why This Matters

The expansion underscores continued exchange-level demand for tokenized equity products that connect crypto trading infrastructure with traditional markets. It also reflects Binance’s broader effort to diversify its tokenized stock offerings beyond its initial lineup, while keeping the products’ limits clear for users evaluating how they differ from directly holding shares.