Binance is widening its tokenized equities lineup, adding 25 stocks to its Stock Trading platform from September 21 at 13:30 UTC, according to the exchange’s announcement. The new listings mix individual companies with leveraged and commodity-linked exchange-traded funds, extending Binance’s push into traditional securities for its crypto-native users. The exchange framed the move as a way to broaden trading choices and enhance the user experience.
What the 25 new listings cover
The additions span several sectors. Aerospace and defense gains Applied Aerospace and Defense (AADX) and HawkEye 360 (HAWK), while logistics adds FedEx Freight Holding (FDXF) and ADI Global Distribution (ADIG). Energy and infrastructure names include Fervo Energy (FRVO), Blackstone Digital Infrastructure (BXDC), INNIO (INIO) and ERock (EROC). Healthcare real estate is represented by Diversified Healthcare Trust (DHC) and Service Properties Trust (SVC).
The remainder includes technology and services firms such as Alight (ALIT), Liftoff Mobile (LFTO), Cypherpunk Technologies (CYPH), RoboStrategy (BOT), Lincoln International (LCLN), Onterris (ONT), LGL Group (LGL) and United Guardian (UG). Alongside these sit several exchange-traded products: iShares Gold Trust Micro (IAUM), abrdn Silver ETF Trust (SIVR), Roundhill Photonics and Optics ETF (LYTE), Roundhill T-REX 2X Long DRAM (RAM), and two leveraged GraniteShares SK Hynix products (SKDD and SKUU). The inclusion of leveraged single-stock and commodity ETFs signals an appetite for more speculative, exchange-listed products beyond plain equities.
How trading and lending will work
New listings become eligible for Fully Paid Securities Lending once trades fully settle on a T+1 basis. As with Binance’s other stock offerings, availability is limited by the user’s country or region of residence. Orders are routed through Nest Trading Limited as introducing broker to clearing and custody partner Alpaca Securities; Binance does not handle or custody the underlying securities, and it notes in the announcement that investors may not get back the amount they put in.
Binance’s broader equities expansion
The 25-stock addition follows a run of tokenized-equity moves at the exchange. Binance recently opened bStocks margin collateral to all eligible users, and it has steadily added individual bStocks trading pairs such as Salesforce and Hims and Hers. Together the updates signal a sustained effort to merge traditional securities access with Binance’s crypto-native user base.
