[BlockBeats] Earnings season just ended, and suddenly tokenized US stocks are heating up.
From mid-October to the end of November, the data from a certain trading platform is pretty interesting: spot trading volume surged 452% month-on-month, and futures trading is even crazier, soaring by 4468%. What does that mean? It means that a market that might have seen a few million USD in daily volume before is now seeing tens of millions rolling in.
There are a few points worth pondering behind this wave of growth. First is the way tokenized assets work—they can be traded 24/7, with no need to wait for the US stock market to open. Second, more people are getting involved: East Asian users account for almost 40%, and players from Latin America, South Asia, Southeast Asia, and even Europe are also jumping in.
More detailed data shows that those high-frequency traders are averaging 51.7 trades per day, a level of activity that’s on a completely different scale from ordinary retail investors.
On the futures market side, the capital is flowing straight into tech giants like Tesla (TSLA), Meta (META), and MicroStrategy (MSTR). It seems that whether it’s traditional stocks or tokenized assets, everyone is still focused on those top-tier names. Blue chip tech stocks are popular no matter the market.
What does this tell us? Tokenized US stocks have gone from a niche experiment to a new battleground supported by real trading volume.
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BearMarketBro
· 29m ago
4468% this number is truly outrageous, but I feel like this is just the final celebration before a major dump.
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SmartContractWorker
· 2h ago
4468%? Damn, this data is outrageous. Could it be that all the workers worldwide have started trading US stock futures?
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ForkMaster
· 12-08 11:57
4468% is a bit unbelievable. Is the platform trying to crash the price, or is there really someone buying?
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East Asia accounts for 40%. Isn’t this just a gathering place for retail investors? The tech giants are about to pass the baton again.
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51.7 trades per day—these hardcore players, I’d love to see their liquidation records. The daily expenses of raising three kids can’t even compare to this round of drawdown.
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Tokenized US stocks sound fresh, but isn’t it just old wine in a new bottle? Has the risk been audited?
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Funds are pouring into TSLA and Meta like crazy. This is exactly when the betting agreement should kick in—the short sellers are having the last laugh.
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24/7 trading sounds exciting, but liquidations are also around the clock. The project team really knows how to package this wealth code.
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Supporting a family with high-frequency trading? I think it’s just the project team raising tool-people to harvest retail investors.
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I don’t believe there wasn’t a vulnerability audit behind this surge. The white hats better wake up.
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VirtualRichDream
· 12-08 11:55
This earnings season, a 4468% increase is really unbelievable, haha. It feels like retail investors around the world are scrambling for a piece of the tokenized US stocks pie.
The trading frequency is 51.7 transactions/day... I can't keep up with that speed. It's still more suitable for a dollar-cost averaging investor like me.
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SerumSurfer
· 12-08 11:51
Damn, 4468%! How many people must be throwing money at this like crazy? Feels like it's harvest season for the newbies again.
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BTCWaveRider
· 12-08 11:46
4468%? Damn, these numbers are insane. Are contract platforms really this wild?
Tech giants really are sucking up all the profits... Especially during earnings season, people go crazy.
24-hour trading sounds exciting, but in reality, it just accelerates retail losses. There’s no market close to offer any protection.
East Asia accounting for 40% isn’t surprising. People here love to play this game... but most still end up as cannon fodder.
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MemeCoinSavant
· 12-08 11:37
tbh the 4468% pump on futures just screams "everyone's chasing the same five mega caps again" – like we've learned nothing from 2021 lmao. 51.7 trades per day? that's just cope with extra steps
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MidnightSnapHunter
· 12-08 11:33
4468% is indeed a scary number, but honestly, it feels like it's just institutions cutting each other out.
Wall Street money has nowhere else to go, so now it has to come on-chain to play.
51.7 transactions per day? This is not a retail investor's game at all, it's just machines dancing.
I'm optimistic about tokenized US stocks, but this surge is way too inflated.
East Asia accounts for 40%? No wonder it's been so hot these days, it's us holding the bag again.
During earnings season, tokenized US stock trading volume surged by 4,468%, with capital flooding into tech giants.
[BlockBeats] Earnings season just ended, and suddenly tokenized US stocks are heating up.
From mid-October to the end of November, the data from a certain trading platform is pretty interesting: spot trading volume surged 452% month-on-month, and futures trading is even crazier, soaring by 4468%. What does that mean? It means that a market that might have seen a few million USD in daily volume before is now seeing tens of millions rolling in.
There are a few points worth pondering behind this wave of growth. First is the way tokenized assets work—they can be traded 24/7, with no need to wait for the US stock market to open. Second, more people are getting involved: East Asian users account for almost 40%, and players from Latin America, South Asia, Southeast Asia, and even Europe are also jumping in.
More detailed data shows that those high-frequency traders are averaging 51.7 trades per day, a level of activity that’s on a completely different scale from ordinary retail investors.
On the futures market side, the capital is flowing straight into tech giants like Tesla (TSLA), Meta (META), and MicroStrategy (MSTR). It seems that whether it’s traditional stocks or tokenized assets, everyone is still focused on those top-tier names. Blue chip tech stocks are popular no matter the market.
What does this tell us? Tokenized US stocks have gone from a niche experiment to a new battleground supported by real trading volume.