2025-12-30 06:21:21

With a relaxed regulatory attitude and proactive promotion by exchanges, stock tokenization is becoming a reality. As more and more people start to seriously consider "whether stocks should be directly deployed on the blockchain," it reflects a deeper truth—the long-standing core system of traditional capital markets is beginning to loosen.

RWA (Real Asset Tokenization) is no longer just a theoretical concept; it is gradually impacting and reconstructing the entire financial infrastructure. From clearing efficiency to asset liquidity, from access thresholds to trading transparency, on-chain stock tokenization is redefining the meaning of "equity" with a completely new logic. This is not just a technological migration but a fundamental challenge to the rules of traditional financial games.

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 9h ago

Oh no, it's finally coming. Traditional finance should be trembling. RWA this time does have some substance, but can it really succeed just with relaxed regulation? I feel like we still have to wait a long time. Imagine the expressions of those old-school fund managers when they see on-chain stocks, haha. This time, it's really about reshuffling, I believe in the doubling of clearing efficiency. Wait, will the entry barriers really lower, or is this just another new trick to cut the leeks? Suddenly thought of those people at the exchanges who have been lying in wait, waiting for this wave of dividends. Basically, it's about bringing Wall Street's methods onto the chain, and the core is still those people making money. When will Bitcoin go up? Just hearing stories isn't enough. I'm quite looking forward to it, but I always feel there's a trap. The first to move might suffer losses.

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LiquiditySurfer

· 9h ago

Ha, regulators loosen up and exchanges get excited. The wave of RWA is indeed getting higher and higher... The old and outdated traditional financial system should be shaken up. On-chain stock clearing efficiency can be improved so much, the entry barriers have also been lowered, and liquidity depth is no longer bottlenecked by intermediaries... Honestly, this set of logic is indeed undergoing a reshuffle. It's just still depends on how it will be implemented in the end. Whether the optimized strategies on paper and the actual operational capital efficiency can truly align.

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ChainBrain

· 9h ago

Haha, finally someone has explained this thoroughly. RWA this time is really not just about hype; Wall Street folks are starting to panic too. --- On-chain stocks? Sounds great, but can the clearing efficiency really match the current system? I'm a bit skeptical. --- Wait, if stocks are on-chain, can retail investors truly trade on equal footing? Or is it just another way to cut the leeks? --- Relaxed regulations + exchange promotion—this combo punch is really fierce. It feels like traditional finance is about to be completely rewritten. --- The key question is, will the entry barriers really be lowered? Or will it just be institutions playing around again, and we're just here to watch the show? --- The RWA concept has been hyped for so long, and it's finally about to be implemented. But I still want to see real data before making any judgments. --- Redefining equity? That sounds like a revolution, but could it just be another marketing gimmick?

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