Large institutions also have a positive outlook on the crypto exchange business. According to the latest news, a leading investment firm has upgraded the rating of a mainstream exchange from Neutral to Buy, while maintaining a target price of $340.
What is the logic behind this? Analysts say that this exchange is implementing an ambitious strategy — building a "universal exchange." It sounds grand, but specifically, it involves expanding asset types: offering tokenized stock trading for US users, integrating prediction markets, and providing more in-depth on-chain asset trading services.
In simple terms, it’s no longer just about pure crypto-to-crypto trading, but about integrating traditional financial assets and on-chain assets into a single platform. This represents a new growth engine for the exchange.
However, the market is not all smooth sailing. In the short term, sluggish trading volume remains a real issue. But institutional investors clearly believe that this exchange’s long-term potential is sufficient to support its current valuation. This shift in perspective essentially reflects investors’ new understanding of the development direction of crypto industry infrastructure.
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Lonely_Validator
· 39m ago
It's another show of big institutions backing it, but the rhetoric of the all-in-one exchange sounds like it's just covering up the embarrassing decline in trading volume.
TradFi + on-chain integration is indeed a direction, but can the target price of 340 hold up? Who dares to take the plunge now?
No matter how good it sounds, it can't change the fact of short-term weakness—it's just a gamble on the future.
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AirdropHarvester
· 01-10 17:40
The all-in-one exchange sounds good, but how many can actually survive? Short-term trading volume is poor yet they still dare to upgrade the rating. Is this institution truly optimistic or just trying to harvest retail investors?
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ser_ngmi
· 01-08 18:04
The all-in-one exchange sounds good, but weak short-term trading volume is the real issue.
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NotGonnaMakeIt
· 01-08 18:03
Universal exchange? Sounds like just another hype. Short-term trading volume is already weak, and they're still talking about long-term potential.
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SatoshiNotNakamoto
· 01-08 17:59
The all-in-one exchange sounds good, but can it really handle the traditional financial logic... feels a bit overrated.
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PonziDetector
· 01-08 17:48
They're starting to hype the story again. Whether the $340 target price can actually be achieved remains to be seen.
Large institutions also have a positive outlook on the crypto exchange business. According to the latest news, a leading investment firm has upgraded the rating of a mainstream exchange from Neutral to Buy, while maintaining a target price of $340.
What is the logic behind this? Analysts say that this exchange is implementing an ambitious strategy — building a "universal exchange." It sounds grand, but specifically, it involves expanding asset types: offering tokenized stock trading for US users, integrating prediction markets, and providing more in-depth on-chain asset trading services.
In simple terms, it’s no longer just about pure crypto-to-crypto trading, but about integrating traditional financial assets and on-chain assets into a single platform. This represents a new growth engine for the exchange.
However, the market is not all smooth sailing. In the short term, sluggish trading volume remains a real issue. But institutional investors clearly believe that this exchange’s long-term potential is sufficient to support its current valuation. This shift in perspective essentially reflects investors’ new understanding of the development direction of crypto industry infrastructure.