This article tells you how to buy US stock contracts and where you can long or short.

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Today, OKEx and Binance have opened up trading of US stock contracts. I have personally opened and confirmed my order. Domestic users can now trade US stock contracts through their apps. OKEx currently offers the following stock contracts: (Figure 1): Apple (AAPL), NVIDIA (Nvidia), AMD (AMD), Intel (Intel), Amazon (AMZN), Microsoft (MSFT), Google (Google), Facebook (META), Oracle (ORCL), TSMC (TSLA), Tesla (Tesla), SanDisk (SDK), and also crypto crypto companies: CRCL, Coinbase, MSTR (MicroStrategy), etc. Binance currently offers the following stocks:

Binance: https://www.bmwweb.systems/join?ref=42775467

okx: https://www.xqmnobxky.com/join/7682422

Figure 2: NVDA (Nvidia), INT (Intel), AMZN (Amazon), MSFT (Microsoft), GOOGL (Google), META (Facebook), TSLA (Tesla), CRCL (crypto Stocks), Coinbase, MSTR (Micro-Strategy Stocks), etc. These are essentially the trading platforms and apps we commonly use. Binance and Easy are even opening up US stock contract trading, so crypto traders can now long or short on Apple, Nvidia, Google, Microsoft, and Tesla. Previously, trading only Bitcoin (BTC) contracts was a perfect strategy; now, the seven major US stock contracts are here, and gold, silver, and oil can also be long or short on the platform. I suddenly feel that times have changed. Before, you only needed to understand BTC; in the future, you might have to learn about US stocks as well. If you don't move forward, you fall behind; if you don't progress, you'll be eliminated. In the future, crypto+ US stocks = a dual-track approach will be the mainstream trading strategy.

1. Mature market with high transparency

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The US stock market (such as the NYSE and NASDAQ) is strictly regulated and has a comprehensive information disclosure system.

• Companies must publish financial reports regularly.
• Financial fraud is extremely costly.
• Investor protection mechanisms are relatively comprehensive

👉 For investors, it is easier to obtain real and reliable information, reducing the probability of "stepping on a landmine".

🚀 2. Concentration of the world's top companies

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US stocks are home to some of the world's most competitive companies, such as:

• Apple
• Microsoft
• Tesla
• NVIDIA

👉 Investing in US stocks is equivalent to investing in the core of global technology and innovation.

💰 3. Excellent long-term return performance

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Represented by the S&P 500:

• Long-term annualized return is approximately 7%–10% (including dividends).
• Historically, it has continued to reach new highs.

👉 Suitable for long-term investment and compound growth.

💸 4. Stable dividends + frequent buybacks

Many US-listed companies will:

• Continuous dividends (stable cash flow)
• Large-scale stock buybacks (to boost stock price)

👉 More friendly to long-term holders, with more predictable passive income.

🌐 5. Abundant investment options

Not just stocks, but also:

• ETF (index fund)
• REITs (Real Estate Investment Trusts)
• Options and other derivatives

👉 It allows for flexible asset allocation and risk diversification.

⏰ 6. Flexible trading

• T+0 trading (can be bought and sold on the same day)
• No price limits
• Long or short.

👉 More suitable for short-term and flexible operations (but also riskier).

⚠️ Risks to be aware of

Here are a few practical points to keep in mind:

• Exchange rate risk (USD fluctuations)
• The market is highly volatile (especially for technology stocks).
• There's a lot of information, but it's also complex (requires learning).

✔️ One-sentence summary

👉Buying US stocks = Investing in the world's strongest companies + Enjoying long-term compound interest + A more mature market mechanism