Binance continues to expand its portfolio in the spot market. The platform, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges, announced it will list 10 new trading pairs under its bStocks product family to offer users more trading options. The company also stated that it will reduce the maker trading fee to zero for these newly listed assets for a limited period.
According to a statement by Binance, the bStocks assets named AAOIB (Applied Optoelectronics), ARMB (Arm), AVGOB (Broadcom), BABAB (Alibaba), HOODB (Robinhood), IBMB (IBM), MRVLB (Marvell Technology), NOKB (Nokia), RKLBB (Rocket Lab), and TSMB (TSMC) will be available for spot trading with $USDT pairs on July 15, 2026, at 16:30. Simultaneously, the Spot Algo Trading Bots service will also be launched for these trading pairs.
The newly listed trading pairs will be AAOIB/$USDT, ARMB/$USDT, AVGOB/$USDT, BABAB/$USDT, HOODB/$USDT, IBMB/$USDT, MRVLB/$USDT, NOKB/$USDT, RKLBB/$USDT, and TSMB/$USDT. This will allow users to perform both manual trades and utilize algorithmic trading bots for these tokens.
Binance has also launched a special campaign to support the listing. Accordingly, the maker commission fee for all bStocks trading pairs listed above will be 0% from the listing date until August 31, 2026 at 02:59. This means that investors providing liquidity to the order book will be able to trade without paying maker fees during the campaign period.
bStocks products stand out as digital assets based on the shares of some major companies in traditional financial markets. Recently, Binance has been expanding this product line, aiming to offer its users blockchain-based investment opportunities in leading companies in the technology and finance sectors.
Market experts say the new listings could boost trading volume and that the zero-maker commission campaign could particularly appeal to professional investors and market makers. Binance’s move is seen as part of its strategy to strengthen integration between traditional finance and the digital asset ecosystem.
This is not investment advice.
