2026-01-01 17:22:43

American leaders may promote the deep integration of stocks and cryptocurrencies, exploring new boundaries between traditional finance and Web3. What kind of changes will this bring to the global digital asset market?

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WhaleWatcher

· 12h ago

The US is trying to reshuffle the chessboard in the crypto world, blending traditional finance with Web3, and retail investors are probably going to get cut again.

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SybilSlayer

· 12h ago

Wait, is the US really going to combine stocks and the crypto world? Is this credible, or is it just another trick to fool retail investors?

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BuyTheTop

· 12h ago

After blowing for so long, are we finally going to get serious? The crypto community is waking up and laughing.

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HackerWhoCares

· 12h ago

Wait, is the US about to combine stocks and crypto融 together? This is going to blow up the traditional finance world, haha

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DaoResearcher

· 12h ago

From the voting data of governance proposals, it is clear that the integration of stocks and bonds is bound to trigger incentive misalignment, and the issue of Token Weighted Voting will then be exposed. --- According to the white paper, the prerequisite for traditional finance to adopt crypto is to address the fragility of token economics, but the US regulatory framework has not considered this aspect at all. --- It is worth noting that the prerequisite for this integration hypothesis—namely, the rational expectations of market participants—has actually been disproved by on-chain data. --- Many believe this is a positive development, but it is riddled with flaws: first, the incentive mechanism collapses; second, there are arbitrage opportunities in multiple equilibria; finally—nobody truly needs this integration. --- Citing Vitalik's view, the current deep integration of CeFi and DeFi will inevitably lead to the worst-case scenario: the combination of central bank power and sovereign risk, which from a token economics perspective, is a dead end. --- I suggest everyone first read Chapter 4 of the traditional financial regulatory framework, then look into the evolution of DAO governance mechanisms, and you'll understand why the probability of this hypothesis being true is actually very low.

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CodeAuditQueen

· 12h ago

It seems that the regulatory layer wants to connect two ecosystems, but the core risks have not been properly addressed. Can the traditional stock risk control system accommodate re-entrancy attacks in smart contracts? Isn't this just opening another window for attack vectors?

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