Countdown to BIT’s US stock options listing, early-bird exclusive benefits go live as well

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Odaily Planet Daily news: BIT U.S. stock options trading will officially launch on July 24. After expanding into U.S. stock margin trading (margin financing and securities lending), BIT further expands its derivatives lineup, providing users with lower-cost and risk-controllable U.S. stock trading and hedging tools.

In terms of fees, BIT U.S. stock options trading charges $0 commission bidirectionally for both buying and selling. The platform usage fee is as low as $0.30 per contract, only half of what comparable platforms charge. The minimum fee per order is $0.99 per order, consistent with U.S. stock shares. Options trading does not carry any additional price markups, helping users enter the market with a lower threshold.

The first phase will initially cover approximately 2,000 high-liquidity U.S. stock underlying assets, and will prioritize opening options buyer-side trading (Long Call / Long Put); seller (Short) positions are not supported for opening at this time. The buyer’s maximum loss is locked at the time the order is placed as the paid premium, which can effectively avoid the risk of going underwater (negative balance) under extreme market conditions. Going forward, BIT will gradually expand product coverage and trading methods based on verification of its risk control system and market demand.

Early-bird exclusive promotions and experience benefits are now live. Complete your first options trade or invite a friend to participate to receive multiple early-bird rewards, including 30 days of free real-time options quotes and popular stocks. For event details, please refer to the BIT U.S. stocks channel on X.

Risk warning: Options trading involves risk and may result in the complete loss of the premium you pay. Please use investment and financing tools reasonably according to your own investment objectives and risk tolerance.

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