When the stock market closes, everyone is still trading.  51% of weekday trading volume takes place outside traditional US market hours, even though activity still peaks around the NYSE and Nasdaq open. Traders are essentially taking advantage of markets that never close. During U.S. market hours, Binance accounts for roughly 69% of trading volume across Binance, Kraken, and Ondo. After the close, that rises to 82%. And on weekends, Binance captures more than 90% of all trading volume. The difference comes down to market structure. Ondo's liquidity depends heavily on live Nasdaq trading, while Kraken relies mainly on liquidity pools, which have limited weekend depth. Binance, meanwhile, uses its centralized order book, keeping liquidity available 24/7. As tokenized equities continue to grow, the concept of "market hours" may become increasingly irrelevant. The real advantage is now continuous access to liquidity.(Ali Charts)