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Binance’s Richard Teng confirms tokenized stock demand is strong, but information flow lags
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Speaking at TOKEN2049 in Singapore, Teng pointed to poor information flow as the bottleneck holding back tokenized private market products.
Key facts
- That was the message from Binance’s Richard Teng at TOKEN2049 in Singapore, held October 7-8, 2026
- BNB Chain’s roughly $1 billion share and 1.8 million holders give Binance an early lead
- BNB Chain, the blockchain network associated with Binance, held approximately $1 billion of that total
- Each bStock is backed 1:1 by the underlying equity or fund
Summary
That was the message from Binance’s Richard Teng at TOKEN2049 in Singapore, held October 7-8, 2026. Private markets are a different animal. Investors can only price what they can evaluate, and Teng framed the information shortfall as the constraint on certain private market products, not a lack of buyers. Teng also positioned programmable, always-on assets as central to where finance is heading.