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Which assets should you choose if you want to diversify your portfolio so you’re not completely dependent on the cryptocurrency market — Binance #BStocks or Binance #TradFi ?
bStocks — closer to standard ownership of an asset
bStocks are tokenized securities, each of which is backed by the corresponding underlying asset in a 1:1 ratio. At the same time, bStock is not legally a regular stock and does not provide direct ownership rights to the share, but they precisely track the stock price. bStocks trade on Binance Spot and are available 24/7, including during periods when the traditional stock market is closed.

During trading on Binance #TradFi on Binance you can use different margin modes (these are the funds you transferred to your futures account), including Cross and Isolated margin. The main difference is how the margin is used and how closely your position is related to other funds in your futures account.

By going into #BinanceEarn , you can see attractive earning percentages, such as APR 46% $STEEM , 38% $RARE , 28% $WAXP , but that doesn’t mean you’ll receive 46% profit in one month. APR (Annual Percentage Rate) is an annual rate, i.e. a profitability indicator converted to one year.
Let’s take the coin with the highest percentage. On STEEM, at the moment, the APR is 46%, meaning you might think that if you invest 1000 USDT, you’ll be able to earn an additional 460 USDT in a month. That’s not the case. In reality, your earnings per month could be at most 46% / 12 months = 3.83% per month, i.e. about 38 USDT. Overall, it seems quite good, but there are nuances here. APR is not a constant value and changes depending on many conditions. For example, if the demand for loans or usage increases, the yield can rise. When demand falls, the APR can decrease.

Binance #TradFi provides you with access to trading traditional financial assets through perpetual contracts; in other words, futures. This means you are not buying the asset itself—you are only predicting the direction of the price movement. Trading futures involves a number of risks that you need to be aware of before opening positions.

What is TradFi?
TradFi — an abbreviation for Traditional Finance, meaning "traditional finance." Classic financial markets belong to TradFi: stock exchanges, the stock market, bonds, currency, gold, oil, etc.
On Binance, you can trade TradFi assets in futures trading mode. This means you do not buy the asset directly; any futures are predictions of the direction of price movement. Accordingly, to predict the direction of price movement for traditional assets, you need to be familiar with the market and with global events that can affect the price, including what is happening in international politics.

Binance launched an interesting product - #BStocks - tokenized securities (tokenized shares of well-known companies - Apple, SpaceX, Amazon, Dell, TSMC, and many others). #BStocks use the BNB Smart Chain blockchain, can be traded around the clock, and support token withdrawals to a compatible crypto wallet. At the same time, it is important to understand: bStock is not the company’s share itself and not direct ownership of it. It is a financial instrument whose value is linked to the corresponding underlying asset.