2026-01-20 05:02:29

Major development in the intersection of traditional finance and digital assets: The New York Stock Exchange is building out a digital trading platform designed to facilitate round-the-clock trading of digital tokens. This move reflects growing institutional interest in extending market hours and deepening access to the crypto and tokenized asset ecosystem. The initiative signals how legacy financial infrastructure is adapting to capture demand for 24/7 digital asset trading.

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GateUser-addcaaf7

· 9h ago

NGL, the NYSE's move is quite aggressive; 24/7 trading directly breaks down the boundaries of traditional finance... If you ask me, the institutional army has long been itching to move, just waiting for a legitimate reason. Now retail investors have to get more competitive, even watching the markets during sleep. Is Wall Street really going all-in on crypto? It feels like the endgame is already decided. Established financial institutions that don't embrace Web3 will be left out; there is no third way. This is true adoption, much more substantial than all kinds of positive news.

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TxFailed

· 9h ago

ngl, "legacy infrastructure adapting" is just institutional speak for "we finally realized we're losing money to crypto exchanges that never sleep." classic move—join 'em since you can't beat 'em, right? saw this one coming from a mile away tbh

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ProxyCollector

· 9h ago

The New York Stock Exchange is doing this, traditional finance still wants to reap the benefits of crypto.

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