In June 2026, Binance captured 80% ($53.8 billion) of the total trading volume of perpetual futures on TradFi shares on centralized exchanges - six times more than its closest competitor. According to The Block Research, weekly derivatives turnover per share reached a record $11.6 billion in mid-month. The launch of futures on SpaceX (SPCX) yielded $36 billion, making it the most traded securities contract. Digital counterparts MicroStrategy (MSTR), Circle (CRCL) and Intel (INTC) also showed significant growth.

Binance provides access to more than 7,000 shares and exchange funds. Analysts argue that this is not just an expansion of the product range, but a capital retention strategy. The key economic benefit is cross-market provisioning: portfolios are not left idle after the traditional market closes, allowing users to use assets around the clock.

In 2026, crypto-businesses handled nearly $1 trillion of RWA transactions, with Binance accounting for 60.9% of the volume.