Haven’t been on Twitter for almost a week, and wow, Kaito’s second featured content is about MEXC @MEXC. The rewards this time are pretty decent—$100K. Checked it out, and besides writing articles, you can also make videos. $70K goes to the top 100 content creators, and the remaining $30K goes to the top 20 video creators. They’re focusing on quality over quantity, only ranking the top 4 best submissions. No need for too much chit-chat—this time, the focus is on stock-related products. After researching @MEXC’s stock offerings, I think one thing that’s pretty user-friendly for crypto folks is how they’ve consolidated scattered needs into a single account. If you’re genuinely bullish on a company and want to make long-term allocations in stocks like NVIDIA or Apple, you can check out RealStocks—it’s more aligned with traditional stockholding logic. If you’re just looking to trade price movements and don’t care much about shareholder rights, Tokenized Stocks are more suited to crypto users’ habits. You can participate using USDT, and it’s more flexible in terms of timing. As for Stock Futures, I’d rather think of them as trading tools. You can go long or short, use leverage, and when there’s an earnings report, breaking news, or short-term market moves, it’s definitely more capital-efficient. But you’ll need to handle liquidation and leverage risks yourself. Pre-IPO is a whole different game—it’s more about betting on a company’s valuation before it goes public. There’s a lot of room for imagination, but also significant uncertainty. So I think the real convenience of MEXC’s product suite isn’t just about buying stocks with USDT—it’s about breaking down the needs for stockholding, price trading, leverage, and Pre-IPO into separate options. For example, buying NVDA through different entry points means you’re getting different products and taking on different risks. First, figure out whether you want to hold assets or just trade market movements, then choose the right product. That’s way more important than jumping in just because you see high leverage or zero fees. Specific trading times, fees, and product rights are subject to MEXC’s real-time rules. @KaitoAI MEXC0808