2025-12-17 04:21:12

As the tokenization wave picks up steam across the industry, we're seeing a clear shift toward genuine onchain equity offerings. The move away from synthetic proxies marks a significant turning point—projects are now pushing to bring actual stocks to blockchain networks rather than just offering derivative products. This trend reflects growing institutional interest and improving regulatory frameworks that make real asset tokenization more viable. The distinction matters: authentic equity representation on distributed ledgers opens new possibilities for liquidity, settlement efficiency, and 24/7 market access. Whether this represents the future of capital markets infrastructure remains to be seen, but the momentum is undeniable as more platforms explore how to bridge traditional securities with blockchain infrastructure.

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FudVaccinator

· 2025-12-18 12:06

Real equity on the chain sounds good, but honestly, how long can this regulatory framework last? --- Synthetic agent exit, real assets enter... it seems like big institutions want to get involved --- It's another 24/7 market access and liquidity... why do these promises always seem to end in disappointment? --- Wait, can this really change the infrastructure of the capital market? Or is it just another new way to cut leeks? --- Is the regulatory framework becoming more and more complete? I don't see it... but project teams are getting better at storytelling --- The imagination of on-chain equity is indeed there, but I wonder how many can actually be implemented --- What's different about this wave? Feels no different from the promises made two years ago --- Institutional entry itself is a signal, but the question is, what do they want? Liquidity or to cut retail investors? --- The tokenization wave is heating up... I just want to know if it will cool down or explode later

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ConfusedWhale

· 2025-12-17 04:49

Tokenizing real assets, synthetic proxies get kicked out, I’m optimistic about this wave --- Only after the regulatory framework is完善ed will they dare to go all out. The signal of institutional entry is too obvious --- 24/7 trading? Seems like we still need to wait, not all countries are on board --- On-chain equity vs derivatives, essentially just cutting out middlemen, it’s that simple --- It’s still "to be observed," tell me when it’s no longer "to be observed" --- Liquidity is indeed a selling point, but who bears the settlement risk? --- Traditional finance touching blockchain, in the end, it still depends on regulatory approval --- I’ve said it before, RWA is the real future, derivatives should have been淘汰ed long ago --- Institutions coming in means money, I get that, but can retail benefit from the red envelope? --- Feels like plain talk, nothing new

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