Binance, Nubank, Coinbase, and Revolut launch new onchain products

The line between your brokerage account and your crypto wallet is getting thinner by the month. Binance, Coinbase, Revolut, and Nubank have all made moves to bring new onchain products to market, each taking a slightly different approach to the same underlying bet: that financial products work better when they live on a blockchain. The most aggressive push has come from tokenized equities. Binance launched its bStocks product in June 2026 on the BNB Chain, offering 1:1 backed representations of US stocks to eligible non-US users. Coinbase followed in August 2026 with its own tokenized stocks on the Base chain. Both platforms are essentially letting people trade shares of companies like Nvidia and Tesla without ever touching a traditional brokerage. The numbers so far Binance’s bStocks crossed $100 million in assets under management within just 15 days of launch. Cumulative trading volume hit $458 million shortly after. Coinbase’s tokenized stocks generated $227.7 million in DEX volume during the first 30 days. The initial lineup featured Nvidia, Meta, and Apple, with Amazon and Microsoft added later. Coinbase’s version comes with a notable twist: holders can potentially receive div...