Still debating whether RWA is a false proposition? Recent actions by ICE, the parent company of the NYSE, have already provided an answer.
It is reported that ICE is building a new trading platform based on blockchain technology, with core goals directly targeting tokenization of stocks and 24/7 trading—simply put, completely transforming the traditional stock market from a 9-to-5 model into a 24-hour nonstop on-chain world.
This is not just a technological iteration. Essentially, it reflects Old Money's heightened desire for liquidity. Imagine when stocks of leading companies like Tesla can settle in seconds and trade anytime, 365 days a year, like crypto assets—capital flow efficiency will undergo a qualitative leap. The pricing power of mainstream cryptocurrencies like $BTC and $ETH as underlying assets or settlement tools will inevitably be reevaluated.
Once, we described the crypto market as a 24-hour trading venue that never closes. Now, turn around, and Wall Street is also going "crypto"—but this time, Old Money is proactively sealing the door, leaving no one to exit.
Is this wave of RWA truly a fusion of traditional finance with the crypto ecosystem, or is it a major capital's dimensionality reduction attack on the market? What are their thoughts?
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ThreeHornBlasts
· 01-24 04:19
Wall Street's move is really clever; it turns out they also want to suck blood 24/7
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ICE's move is ruthless; RWA is not a false proposition at all, it's just Old Money's excuse to regain control of the narrative
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Wait, can they really settle in seconds? Then how do these institutions still give retail investors a chance? LOL
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Basically, they want to turn our liquidity pools into their ATMs, what a joke
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Reevaluating the pricing power of BTC and ETH? Sounds scary, but it seems they underestimate the resilience of on-chain communities
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What does welding the door mean? Is it about complete monopoly or what? That's a bit arrogant
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Fusion? Dimensionality reduction attack? I think they just want to enter and cut the leeks, just a new form
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Moving onto the chain from 9 to 5, I like this logic, but the premise is not to create another financial meat grinder
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The real question is, after they gain this power, will they directly freeze retail investors' accounts?
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RWA has been hot for so long, and finally some institutions are playing seriously, but I still feel a bit uneasy
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PonziWhisperer
· 01-22 18:16
Wall Street has finally remembered the crypto world. Now, us small retail investors can breathe a little easier.
ICE's move is indeed ruthless, directly tying Old Money's liquidity needs to on-chain transactions. It's clever, but essentially it's big capital wearing a different mask to continue harvesting.
However, this also means that the influence of BTC and ETH is really going to increase, which is better than being completely cut off.
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TopBuyerForever
· 01-22 03:53
Wall Street's move is really clever; on the surface, it's integration, but in reality, it's about controlling the narrative. Small retail investors, be careful.
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HappyToBeDumped
· 01-22 03:51
Wall Street is really here, and we're still hesitating haha
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ICE's move is indeed fierce, but the problem is that after tokenization, the pricing power still lies with them
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Not to boast or blacken, 24-hour trading sounds great, but who will fill the liquidity trap?
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Old Money is trying to lock us all on the chain, a bit too ambitious
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$BTC $ETH re-pricing? It will just be a dump then
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Feels like this isn't integration, just a prelude of big fish eating small fish
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Tokenizing stocks sounds good, but in reality, it's just a different disguise to cut leeks again
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Interesting, Wall Street has finally lowered its head and come to the crypto world, a reversal, a reversal
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The 9-to-5 wealthy are also FOMO now, this is going to be fun
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Blockwatcher9000
· 01-22 03:50
Wall Street finally can't hold back anymore. The things they previously refused to admit are now being played firsthand. How ironic.
Really? ICE is directly pushing for stock tokenization? Does that mean retail investors have a chance or are we about to be completely cut out?
Old Money is really afraid of missing out this time. It seems RWA is not just hype.
$BTC $ETH's pricing power is about to change, and the crypto world might really have something.
But honestly, when these people enter the market, it might actually lock it up. Don't end up as mere chives again.
Is this what they call integration? I think it's still the same old story of big fish eating small fish, just switching tracks and continuing.
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WalletAnxietyPatient
· 01-22 03:48
Bro, ICE's move is really brilliant. Wall Street is finally going to play the crypto game.
The phrase "seal the door" is really harsh; it's high time to reflect on our attitude over the past few years.
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BearMarketNoodler
· 01-22 03:38
Wall Street has finally bowed, this is the most genuine answer
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GasFeeTears
· 01-22 03:31
Wall Street finally can't hold back anymore and has started copying our work. To put it simply, they're just jealous of our profits.
They still think they can short us and make a profit, but they're overestimating themselves.
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TokenDustCollector
· 01-22 03:28
This move on Wall Street looks like they're setting us up. Just don't get caught off guard when that day comes.
Still debating whether RWA is a false proposition? Recent actions by ICE, the parent company of the NYSE, have already provided an answer.
It is reported that ICE is building a new trading platform based on blockchain technology, with core goals directly targeting tokenization of stocks and 24/7 trading—simply put, completely transforming the traditional stock market from a 9-to-5 model into a 24-hour nonstop on-chain world.
This is not just a technological iteration. Essentially, it reflects Old Money's heightened desire for liquidity. Imagine when stocks of leading companies like Tesla can settle in seconds and trade anytime, 365 days a year, like crypto assets—capital flow efficiency will undergo a qualitative leap. The pricing power of mainstream cryptocurrencies like $BTC and $ETH as underlying assets or settlement tools will inevitably be reevaluated.
Once, we described the crypto market as a 24-hour trading venue that never closes. Now, turn around, and Wall Street is also going "crypto"—but this time, Old Money is proactively sealing the door, leaving no one to exit.
Is this wave of RWA truly a fusion of traditional finance with the crypto ecosystem, or is it a major capital's dimensionality reduction attack on the market? What are their thoughts?