The Chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission recently released a major signal—the plan to push for the US market to be "fully on-chain" within two years. This isn't just some rumor from the grapevine; it's a clear statement from the regulators themselves.
To be honest, having the regulatory authorities personally endorse on-chain finance is far more significant than any industry leader's hype. In the future, traditional assets like stocks and bonds may all be traded on-chain. In the short term, this news will definitely boost market sentiment, and the status of Bitcoin and Ethereum as foundational infrastructure will become even more solid. But what truly deserves attention are the long-term tracks—real-world asset tokenization (RWA) and DeFi—these are where the real opportunities lie.
So how should we respond? Don't just FOMO in after seeing the news! After all, this is a two-year planning cycle, not something that will take effect in two days. My approach is: first, keep your positions in mainstream coins stable—they've become the ballast of the market; second, spend some time deeply researching specific sectors like RWA, and choose projects with real partnerships and technical foundations to position yourself early. Stay away from vaporware projects—real, tangible value is what will matter in the future.
The current of traditional finance is changing course, and we happen to be standing at the turning point. Stay clear-headed, keep learning, and embrace this transformation steadily.
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MidnightGenesis
· 12-08 08:51
Bitcoin can continue to rise
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OnchainHolmes
· 12-08 08:30
The key is implementation.
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WenAirdrop
· 12-08 08:28
Regulation has loosened up, on-chain is taking off
The Chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission recently released a major signal—the plan to push for the US market to be "fully on-chain" within two years. This isn't just some rumor from the grapevine; it's a clear statement from the regulators themselves.
To be honest, having the regulatory authorities personally endorse on-chain finance is far more significant than any industry leader's hype. In the future, traditional assets like stocks and bonds may all be traded on-chain. In the short term, this news will definitely boost market sentiment, and the status of Bitcoin and Ethereum as foundational infrastructure will become even more solid. But what truly deserves attention are the long-term tracks—real-world asset tokenization (RWA) and DeFi—these are where the real opportunities lie.
So how should we respond? Don't just FOMO in after seeing the news! After all, this is a two-year planning cycle, not something that will take effect in two days. My approach is: first, keep your positions in mainstream coins stable—they've become the ballast of the market; second, spend some time deeply researching specific sectors like RWA, and choose projects with real partnerships and technical foundations to position yourself early. Stay away from vaporware projects—real, tangible value is what will matter in the future.
The current of traditional finance is changing course, and we happen to be standing at the turning point. Stay clear-headed, keep learning, and embrace this transformation steadily.