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Transaction fees are probably the most successful marketing campaign in the history of crypto trading platforms. Exchanges in the circle are all piling into U.S. stocks, but as a retail investor, which one should you really choose? Looking at the past month or two, and based on
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AI visual note: A bar chart comparing the 24-hour trading volume and first-bid depth (USDT, log scale) of five popular tokenized U.S. stocks—NVDA, SPY, QQQ, MSTR, and CRCL—across four platforms: Bitget's xStocks (blue), Binance's bStock (green), Gate's xStock (yellow), and Mexc's Ondo (red). Bitget's xStocks leads in nearly every ticker (e.g., 24-hour SPY and QQQ volumes of 310B and 242B, with bid depths 29M× and 6.3M× the lowest competitor), while the bottom panel highlights SPY's 32.5K bid depth (54× the runner-up) and NVDA's 0.005% spread across the entire quote window. The post uses this data to argue that despite all four exchanges piling into tokenized U.S. stocks, Bitget xStocks