Holding USDT, you can also buy actual U.S. stocks—I’m here today to talk about BIT as a brokerage. You’re buying real stocks, not tokens or contracts. You receive actual shareholder rights, including dividends, voting rights, and the ability to transfer your shares to another broker. Let’s start with fees. BIT doesn’t charge based on the total dollar amount you invest—it charges per share traded. Let me break it down for you: if you spend $200,000 to buy NVIDIA shares through BIT, your commission will be under $10. The more you trade and the larger your position, the lower the percentage of fees relative to your total investment. Now, let’s talk about compliance. Many people worry whether such platforms are safe and whether their money could disappear. I personally checked FINRA’s official website—FINRA is the U.S. regulatory body overseeing broker-dealers. It offers a tool called BrokerCheck. BIT partners with three licensed U.S. clearing firms: Clear Street, RQD Clearing, and Atomic Vaults. I was able to verify their registration numbers directly on BrokerCheck. These clearing firms are members of SIPC. Your assets are protected under SEC Rule 15c3-3. Even if BIT encounters financial difficulties, your assets are not part of its bankruptcy estate—you retain the right to transfer them out. BIT was formerly known as Matrixport. The company was founded in 2019 and has spent seven years serving institutional clients, managing approximately $6 billion in assets. This is not a new or small platform. Opening an account is simple—you only need an ID card; no CRS reporting or overseas bank account is required. BIT also offers margin trading, short selling, and options—all three are key indicators of a broker’s maturity. Offering options requires a robust backend with real-time options pricing, profit/loss calculations, settlement capabilities, and risk management systems for extreme market conditions. BIT has fully implemented all of these features. Risk Disclaimer: Margin trading, short selling, and options involve leverage, which can amplify both gains and losses. This content does not constitute investment advice. Please refer to BIT’s official announcements for exact terms and conditions, and assess your own risk before trading. @BITstocks_CN