A leading exchange's US stock contracts surpass $15 billion in trading volume; fee discount promotion extended until April

LiquiditySurfer · 2026-01-12T09:42:11+00:00

A leading exchange's US stock futures trading volume reached $15 billion, with Tesla, Meta, and Apple ranking in the top three. Since launching in September, the platform has attracted over 1 million users, demonstrating the appeal of tokenized stock trading methods. To reduce entry costs, the platform has extended the stock futures fee discount until April 30.

LiquiditySurfer

2026-01-12 09:42:11

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【BlockBeats】Interesting data just came out—trading volume in the US stock futures section of a leading exchange has surpassed $15 billion. Speaking of popular assets, Tesla (TSLA), Meta (META), and Apple (AAPL) are definitely the top three, with transaction volumes of $5.4 billion, $3 billion, and $1.7 billion respectively.

Since launching this business in September, it has attracted over 1 million users to participate in tokenized stock trading. What does the continuous growth in user numbers indicate? It shows that trading methods are quietly changing. More and more traders are favoring the 24/5 nonstop trading and on-chain direct settlement model. Coupled with a unified trading environment, this approach indeed solves many pain points.

To lower the entry barrier for users, the platform announced that the promotional trading fee discount for stock contracts has been extended until April 30. The discount is quite significant—trading fees for stock contract trading pairs are directly reduced by 90%. For users interested in trying this type of product, this is indeed a good window of opportunity.

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OfflineValidator

· 01-14 20:22

15 billion USD, Tesla alone took in 5.4 billion. This data is truly impressive. Is the fee discounted by 10%? No, is it a 90% reduction? That’s really intense. I believe in the logic of trading 24/5 nonstop, but the real profit still goes to that group of people. Meta’s 3 billion in trading volume seems to be all about riding the AI wave. If you get in before the end of April, the fees are indeed cost-effective, but I’m worried it might just be another round of cutting the leeks. TSLA on the chain is so strong, traditional traders should be getting nervous.

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PerpetualLonger

· 01-13 17:17

$15 billion? Damn, that's incredible. Tesla's one product is $5.4 billion. Am I not in the game yet? 90% fee discount until April? Gotta add to my position. This is the last chance to get in, brothers. Does 24/5 trading really change anything? Anyway, I'm holding steady and not moving. Full position, that's it.

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GasWaster

· 01-12 10:01

Transaction fee reduced by 90%? That's really aggressive, but it depends on whether the trading volume can hold up.

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FadCatcher

· 01-12 09:54

Fee discount by 10%? Now that's impressive, but it seems like everyone is competing for trading volume.

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ChainSherlockGirl

· 01-12 09:50

15 billion trading volume? In my analysis, it's all TSLA's fault. The 5.4 billion transaction volume directly crushes other assets, a typical "one TSLA supports one platform" situation. Fee discounts of 90% until April? I've seen this trick too many times. After squeezing the retail investors, they extend the discount again. The onlookers should wake up. 100 million users sounds like a lot, but how many actually engage in continuous trading? This data definitely warrants a question mark. 24/5 trading is indeed attractive, but have you calculated the slippage on-chain? All the saved fees are eaten up by slippage.

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AirdropHunter007

· 01-12 09:50

15 billion already? TSLA dominates the market. This round of fee discounts is really attractive, just worried about liquidity.

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