BP has risen more than 100% in just 4 days.
Normally, when it rises this much, the first thing you hear is "it's too late," but I think, on the contrary, now is the time when the market is beginning to reassess the significance of Backpack Securities.
According to CEX transparency, Backpack's 24-hour inflow this morning was $62.42 million.
It's not just the chart that went up; there's a real influx happening. And today, there's also an AMA with China, with the participation of Mark Wetjen, former interim chairman of the CFTC.
After the TGE, demand for BP in China was practically dead. But China is still a market that can generate significant demand for crypto. An AMA won't bring everyone back, but it could be the trigger to reopen dormant interest.
The main point is not simply "it's possible to trade stocks on Backpack." The structure that Backpack Securities describes has three main elements:
1. Real equity ownership,
2. On-chain tokenization,
3. Unified margin connecting crypto and equities in a single capital structure.
When crypto users begin to understand the value of on-chain equities connected to real ownership, and not just equity CFDs or fake equity exposure, supply and demand could completely change. So far, the over 100% movement in 4 days has been driven solely by the sentiment and expectation of equity beta.
But what if equities could actually be used as collateral alongside crypto within Backpack, traded and transferred on-chain?
This isn't just exchange narrative; it's a new market structure where equities and crypto meet in the same account.
I think BP was severely undervalued during this time, being squeezed along with the BTC drop.
But now it's different.
Even if BTC fluctuates, BP is holding up, there's an influx of money coming in, and the Securities narrative is materializing into a real product. Instead of being the end of a 100% increase in 4 days, it could be the beginning of a market revaluation of Backpack.
The real surge begins when new users rush to buy BP to play with real equity margin alongside crypto, and exchanges step in to list this hot BP, sweeping up the supply. Over 65% is staked, and FDV has barely reached 314 million. There's nothing to worry about in short-term spikes; it's a ridiculously absurd undervaluation, really.
If you don't want to feel more FOMO than during the HYPE later on, I think it's time to look at BP seriously again.
This morning, while scrolling through my feed, I saw a news story about American stocks, and then, in South Korea, in the semiconductor sector, there was some exciting news.
He opened his phone, went into Backpack, found the stock entry, searched for that specific stock, and bought it.
Without switching apps. Without logging in again. Without waiting for approval. Without transferring money.
Dozens of seconds.
Afterwards, he checked his position in SOL, browsed through the interest account earnings. All in the same account. Crypto, stocks, investments—everyone doing reasonably well, all in one go.
Before, he wasn't like this. Before, on his phone's home screen, he had at least three apps: one to buy crypto, one for American stocks, and another just for investments. At the end of the month, he had to open them one by one, take a screenshot, paste everything together, only then to calculate how much money he really had.
Sometimes he wanted to buy a stock, the idea barely came to him, but then he thought about the whole process—opening the brokerage, logging in, waiting for the Face ID to spin, getting the code, depositing, waiting for the money to arrive—and the desire died.
It wasn't that he couldn't buy. It was laziness to deal with it. This laziness made him miss more than one opportunity.
Now, he opens an app and everything is solved.
Crypto is there. Stocks are there. Money is there.
He put down his phone and went to brush his teeth. For him, it was just another ordinary day.
For him, this ordinary day was previously impossible.
Ações spot!
Hoje já existem perpetual futures (perps) de ações em exchanges cripto — você pode apostar no preço da Apple, Tesla, etc., 24/7. Mas isso são derivativos, não a ação de verdade. O rumor é que a Binance lançaria ações spot, ou seja, o ativo em si (ou uma representação tokenizada dele).
O que mudaria:
Descoberta de preço 24/7 — atualmente a bolsa americana fecha sexta à tarde e reabre segunda. Com spot cripto, o preço das ações passaria a ser formado também no fim de semana, algo inédito no mercado tradicional.
Corrida das corretoras cripto — outras exchanges nativas de cripto seguiriam a Binance para não ficar para trás, ampliando muito o catálogo de ativos disponíveis.
Concorrência direta com o TradFi — corretoras tradicionais como XP, Rico, Clear não operam no fim de semana. Corretoras cripto que oferecerem isso teriam uma vantagem competitiva enorme.
Nova base de usuários — investidores de ações tradicionais (web2) entrariam no ecossistema cripto para acessar esse mercado, trazendo fluxo de capital novo.
Transbordamento para DeFi — esse capital novo eventualmente migraria também para protocolos descentralizados.
DYOR: cuidado com a estrutura jurídica do produto. Nem toda "ação tokenizada" te dá os mesmos direitos que uma ação real — você pode não ter direito a voto, dividendos, ou proteção legal em caso de falência. A pergunta chave é: quem vai protege seu ativo se algo der errado?
Resumo simples:
Se a Binance lançar ações spot, ela quebra o monopólio das bolsas tradicionais sobre o horário de negociação e puxa milhões de investidores comuns para dentro do cripto — o que o autor vê como uma grande oportunidade para todo o ecossistema.
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@bLeosoares@ARCHERMES1@arc@BuildOnCircle@circle boa.. estava na comunidade da ArcHouse mas perdi o acesso.. talvez devido a minha inatividade.. tô focado nas perps.. tem como eu voltar pra Arc House?