been wondering what the difference between real stocks and stock futures is because they both give exposure about stock apparently, they don't give you the same thing the biggest difference isn't the stock itself, but how you get exposure to it with @MEXC Real Stocks, eligible users can buy and hold actual shares through mexc's partnered licensed broker. You own the shares, rather than simply trading their price movement mexc Stock Futures work differently they are derivatives that give you exposure to the price movement of selected stock-related instruments without giving you ownership of the underlying shares the reason why stock futures is useful is because they offer features that real stocks don't such as to long and short exposure, making them relevant around market events or periods of volatility selected contracts may also offer leverage, and stock tutures use usdt settlement the flexibility here comes with additional risk leverage can amplify both gains and losses, and a position can be liquidated if losses become too large. funding fees may also apply depending on the contract MEXC is also offering zero fee on applicable Stock products under the relevant conditions. so zero fee should not be understood as every possible trading cost being zero RealStocks give you ownership Stock Futures give you derivative exposure they are same stock but with different structure and use case @MEXC #MEXC0808#