Five new traditional financial assets have been added to the trading portfolio of Binance, including Bitcoin mining company MARA. Reports indicate that trading is now open 24 hours a day. The other four assets come from the sectors of AI, quantum computing, retail, and pharmaceuticals.

Five new trading targets have been added.

The assets that are launched this time include MARA, medical AI, company Tempus AI, quantum computing company IonQ, Pinduoduo Holdings, as well as pharmaceutical company Merck. The new targets cover mining, technology, and defensive industries, further expanding the range from before.

MARA combines the concepts of Bitcoin and AI.

As for MARA, the market's focus is not solely on its Bitcoin mining capabilities. Reports suggest that as the company advances with its AI related strategies, this asset is also seen by some traders as a tool to bet on its business transformation, rather than just an alternative exposure to Bitcoin prices.

The platform's funds tend to be more focused on a single popular stock.

Reports cited RWA.xyz data stating that the total value of tokenized stocks on the Binance platform is approximately $581 million. At the same time, the weekly net inflow of new funds on the platform has dropped to a low level, indicating that users' overall buying momentum during the current correction phase is relatively weak.

The article also mentions that some funds are shifting from decentralized products such as technology ETF to individual stocks. Taking the semiconductor sector as an example, after traders sold part of their holdings, they concentrated their funds on individual stocks such as SK Hynix, reflecting a stronger tendency towards thematic trading.

From the product layout perspective, Binance's addition of new assets this time aims to meet users' trading needs for high-volatility, single-topic assets, and to continue expanding the platform's trading range from crypto assets to more traditional financial assets.