Binance Drops bStocks for Circle, Nvidia, Tesla & More — SpaceX Lands "Soon" 🚀

Binance has expanded its tokenized equity lineup with new bStocks trading pairs tied to Circle, Nvidia, Tesla, Micron, and Sandisk, the exchange announced. The new listings add tokenized representations of Circle (CRCLB), Nvidia (NVDAB), Tesla (TSLAB), Micron (MUB), and Sandisk (SNDKB) on Binance's Spot market, broadening the platform's footprint in the real-world asset tokenization sector. The move comes as crypto exchanges increasingly push into tokenized versions of publicly traded U.S. equities.

According to Binance's official statement, bStocks are issued by BTech Holdings Limited, an affiliate within the Binance group. The company describes the instruments as certificates linked to underlying financial instruments rather than direct equity ownership. Each token mirrors shares held by the issuer, and the tokens do not grant shareholders' rights such as voting or dividends tied to the underlying stock.

The expansion arrives alongside a teaser from Binance that a SpaceX bStock would launch "soon," a notable addition given ongoing public discussion around SpaceX's potential initial public offering. Circle, issuer of the USDC stablecoin, completed its public listing earlier this year, and its tokenized version now sits alongside established U.S. tech names on Binance's Spot market.

Tokenized equities have been a growing product category across major crypto venues, with platforms marketing them as a way for users to gain price exposure to traditional stocks using digital wallets and stablecoins. Binance's latest additions bring its roster of bStocks to five newly listed U.S.-linked names, with the SpaceX instrument flagged as the next planned release.

Trading for the new pairs is live on Binance's Spot market, with availability, pairings, and settlement details listed on the exchange's official announcement page.