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Crypto Exchanges Could Pull $2T Into Global Stocks by 2031
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Binance Research believes crypto platforms could bring $2 trillion in new money and nearly 300 million new investors into global stock markets by 2031. The forecast is based on tools that make it easier for people around the world to buy and own stocks using digital assets. The report says many people in developing countries have limited access to major stock markets. Binance noted that about 93% of its early stock-trading users came from emerging markets, showing strong demand for easier investment options. In its most optimistic forecast, Binance estimates crypto platforms could direct up to $5 trillion into stock markets each year. The trend could help connect millions of new investors with global financial markets.
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