The crypto crowd's pivot toward traditional assets just got a major green light. Regulatory agencies just greenlit the DTCC's blueprint for tokenizing stocks, bonds, and treasuries—basically bringing blockchain infrastructure into the heart of legacy finance.
What's wild here? We're not talking about some fringe experiment anymore. This is institutional infrastructure getting the nod to go digital. Stocks on-chain, bonds tokenized, treasuries as tokens—the whole playbook is shifting.
The irony isn't lost on anyone paying attention. Not long ago, crypto was painted as the enemy of Wall Street. Now? The establishment itself is racing to tokenize everything in sight. Whether this accelerates crypto adoption or dilutes what decentralization means is the real question nobody's answering yet.
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VirtualRichDream
· 12-12 15:37
Now traditional finance directly takes away our technology, and can still continue to control everything. LOL
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UnluckyValidator
· 12-12 15:37
Laughing out loud, Wall Street has finally given up, and now they have to turn to blockchain to survive.
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DefiPlaybook
· 12-12 15:24
Honestly, this wave of DTCC recognition is just the beginning of Wall Street's surrender. They just don't want to admit it.
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So this is the ultimate form of羊毛(exploiting benefits)? Traditional finance has just put itself on the chain.
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Haha, three years ago they were shouting that crypto was a bubble, and now they're rushing to tokenize. Truly ironic.
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Wait, could this actually accelerate gas fees skyrocketing? Institutional liquidity will have to pay the tuition first.
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Instead of worrying about decentralization being diluted, why not see how much TVL this can bring? Data doesn't lie.
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I'm just afraid that in the end, it's a skin change for CeFi, but the essence remains centralized.
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From the perspective of on-chain data, institutions are really quietly laying out their plans. There have been signs for a while.
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Isn't this what I've been saying all along — the endgame of crypto is being swallowed by legacy finance, or a reverse upgrade? Let's see who controls the narrative next.
The crypto crowd's pivot toward traditional assets just got a major green light. Regulatory agencies just greenlit the DTCC's blueprint for tokenizing stocks, bonds, and treasuries—basically bringing blockchain infrastructure into the heart of legacy finance.
What's wild here? We're not talking about some fringe experiment anymore. This is institutional infrastructure getting the nod to go digital. Stocks on-chain, bonds tokenized, treasuries as tokens—the whole playbook is shifting.
The irony isn't lost on anyone paying attention. Not long ago, crypto was painted as the enemy of Wall Street. Now? The establishment itself is racing to tokenize everything in sight. Whether this accelerates crypto adoption or dilutes what decentralization means is the real question nobody's answering yet.