Mystonks and DeBox Form Strategic Partnership to Enable Mutual Empowerment Between Digital Securities and the Web3 Social Ecosystem
Odaily Planet Daily reports that decentralized US stock token trading platform Mystonks has announced a strategic partnership with Web3 social giant DeBox. The two parties will engage in deep collaboration in areas such as user growth, community ecosystem, and resource sharing, jointly driving the innovative integration of digital securities and Web3 social networking to provide global users with a richer digital asset investment and community interaction experience. On the product side, MyStonks trading for US stock tokens is now directly accessible via the Discover page on DeBox.
According to reports, Mystonks currently has over 10,000 registered users and supports spot tokens for 146 mainstream US stocks and ETFs. It is also set to launch derivatives trading based on the US stock market, allowing users to conduct T+0 on-chain trading with stablecoins such as USDT and USDC. DeBox is a Web3 social platform with over 10.6 million registered users, 640,000 daily active users, and more than 270,000 communities. The platform’s cumulative trading volume has exceeded $600 million. Its AI-driven bot ecosystem and comprehensive community tools provide new and mobile users with an efficient and convenient on-chain social and asset management experience.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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