Binance Unveils Live Trading Integration On Binance Square For Real-Time Execution

Binance has added a new feature called Live Trading on its social platform, Binance Square. This lets users watch verified traders live and make real Spot or Futures trades right in the stream.

Binance Square is a global social platform with millions of active users every month. It shares crypto news, market updates, and community chats. It is available in 30 languages on the Binance app and website.

Binance Expands Social Trading With Live Features And Global Partnerships

Live Trading combines live video, market talk, and trading all in one place. When traders share their strategies, viewers can see details like the trading pair, direction, and size on special cards.

Then they can copy those trades without leaving the stream. The goal is to help people learn about crypto trading and start trading more easily.

Binance also helps creators grow their audience and earn money. Verified creators with enough followers can share many past trades and get a cut of the fees from users who copy them.

Smaller creators can join a support program where Binance helps them get more exposure and chances to grow. The Live Trading feature aims to make crypto trading more fun and interactive. More features like contests and multiple streams are planned for the future.

Furthermore, Binance also made a deal with Kyrgyzstan’s investment agency to support the country’s digital asset plans. This fits with Kyrgyzstan’s move to create a digital currency called the digital som.

Binance Navigates Global Expansion Amid Regulatory Challenges

Binance is the biggest crypto exchange by daily trading volume. It was started by Changpeng Zhao, who used to build fast trading software. The company began in China, then moved to Japan and Malta, and now doesn’t have a main headquarters.

The company has faced many legal and regulatory problems. Some countries have banned it or told it to stop certain activities. It has been investigated for money laundering and tax issues. The UK banned Binance from regulated trading there, and the company once shared user info with the Russian government.

Binance started in China but moved its servers and headquarters before the government banned crypto trading. Zhao asked Yi He to join Binance, and she helped rewrite parts of the white paper for its initial coin offering.

Additionally, Binance pushes social and global crypto trading forward, despite legal hurdles, by blending innovation, partnerships, and interactive user tools.