Binance Weighs Adding Hong Kong, Korean, Taiwanese and Brazilian Stocks, Says Co-CEO Teng
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Binance is studying to add exposure to shares in Hong Kong, South Korea, Taiwan and Brazil as it expands its product supply beyond cryptocurrencies. Richard Teng links strategy to user demand and to the search for new sources of activity in a weakened crypto market.
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Binance's potential expansion into diverse stock markets could enhance its resilience and diversify its revenue streams, reducing market dependency.
Binance eyes Hong Kong, Korean, and Taiwanese stocks in tokenization push
“We are weatherproofing ourselves,” Teng said on the sidelines of TOKEN2049 in Singapore. “A lot of our users say: ‘Hey, I want to have exposure to, let’s say, the top 10 Hong Kong stocks, top 10 Korean counters, top 10 Taiwanese, Brazilian counters.’ We’re looking at what our users demand and giving them that.” In […]
Binance weighs stock access in markets including Hong Kong and South Korea, says co-CEO Richard Teng
Binance is considering offering exposure to stocks from markets including Hong Kong, South Korea, Taiwan, and Brazil as the world’s largest crypto exchange pushes beyond digital assets and seeks to become an all-in-one trading platform, co-CEO Richard Teng told Fortune. “We are weatherproofing…
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