2026-01-07 14:26:46

Integrating crypto and traditional markets into a single account sounds simple, but few platforms can really pull it off. Recently, a leading exchange launched a TradFi feature, taking another step forward.

One account, one asset—directly using USDT to handle forex, gold, and US stock CFD trading. This time, they rolled out four major asset categories and 79 trading instruments all at once. What's the key? No more dealing with the complicated processes of traditional brokers; funds stay on the exchange, and you can trade whatever you want.

What does this integration model change? It eliminates the hassle of cross-platform operations, lowers the entry barrier, and allows crypto users to participate more conveniently in traditional market asset allocation. From the exchange's perspective, this is an attempt to expand user asset scale and increase stickiness; from the user's perspective, it offers the possibility of a comprehensive trading platform.

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ProtocolRebel

· 15h ago

79 varieties sound like quite a lot, but the key is to see how the liquidity is, otherwise it's just a virtual number.

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FromMinerToFarmer

· 01-07 14:53

This is the right way. No need to run around opening a bunch of accounts, it really frees me lazy people.

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MrRightClick

· 01-07 14:51

This is what true integration looks like—a truly one-stop experience. No more back-and-forth hassle. Just for this, I think it's worth it. --- Speaking of which, there aren't many platforms that can genuinely blend TradFi and crypto. This time, it's for real. --- 79 products sound impressive, but the key is whether liquidity and fees can compete. --- Haha, finally no need to switch between ten apps. This kind of convenience will soon become standard. --- Trading gold and US stocks directly with USDT—this is something. Big brokerages should be worried. --- I need to think about leaving funds on the exchange—can risk management keep up? --- Integration is easy; the hard part is risk control and user education. Just avoid a crash.

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DiamondHands

· 01-07 14:51

79 varieties sound impressive, but only a few are truly usable... However, skipping the hassle of going back and forth to brokers is definitely refreshing, and funds stay on the exchange and can be moved at any time.

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GasFeeSobber

· 01-07 14:49

Wow, finally a platform has figured this out, 79 products managed with one account... but we'll still have to see how the risk control turns out.

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BearEatsAll

· 01-07 14:48

Someone really does this, but how much the process can be simplified depends on the actual experience. By the way, won't there be issues with regulation? Traditional finance and the crypto world are mixed together. 79 products sound great, but the actual liquidity is what really matters.

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