2026-01-20 05:21:58

Recently, the NYSE announced the advancement of its stock tokenization plan, which has attracted attention in the crypto community. The founder of a leading exchange stated that the tokenization of stock assets is a major positive for the cryptocurrency industry and trading platforms—meaning that traditional financial assets are officially entering the blockchain world.

Industry insiders generally view this move positively. Mike Dudas, a well-known blockchain media founder, also reposted the related announcement and expressed ongoing interest, believing that this indicates the RWA (Real-World Asset Tokenization) track is entering a new stage.

From a market perspective, the promotion of traditional asset tokenization will further expand the application boundaries of the crypto market, providing investors with new asset allocation options. This also suggests that more institutional-level application scenarios will be implemented in the future.

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GateUser-beba108d

· 8h ago

The NYSE is also starting to tokenize, which means traditional finance is really entering the space. However, it still feels like retail investors are far from actually reaping the benefits.

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UnluckyLemur

· 8h ago

NYSE's move has really shaken things up; traditional finance is truly getting anxious. Looks like they are about to be bottom-fished by us haha --- RWA is about to take off again. I've always said this is the future direction. Finally, major institutions are entering --- Tokenization of stocks? Basically, Wall Street just wants a piece of the pie. Don't be fooled by these big players --- It's frustrating. Every time there's good news like this, the crypto prices get hammered. It's quite interesting --- But on the other hand, this is indeed a turning point. The boundary between traditional finance and on-chain is really about to disappear --- Wait, if institutions come in like this, won't they just be cutting retail investors again? It's not that simple --- Can RWA really save the crypto world? Or is it just another hype? Let's wait and see --- Damn, I need to rethink asset allocation now. It feels like the entire financial ecosystem is about to change

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TopBuyerBottomSeller

· 8h ago

Brothers, the NYSE is really about to enter the game now. RWA is not just talk. --- Another "major positive news." Why do I feel like I've heard this phrase too many times? When will we finally see real results? --- To be honest, the integration of traditional finance into the blockchain is inevitable. It all depends on who gets the first slice of the pie. --- Wait, can this truly break down the barriers of traditional finance, or is it just another feast for the early investors? I'm a bit unsure. --- The RWA track is taking off, but I'm still waiting for a pullback, brothers. --- Mike Dudas has also paid attention. This might really be happening. --- Do you think this will become the next reason for institutions to aggressively accumulate assets? --- Anyway, I believe in the future of on-chain assets, but I just don't know when it will actually land.

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MemeTokenGenius

· 8h ago

The NYSE's move truly shows that traditional finance is bowing to Web3. The RWA track is finally no longer just talk.

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airdrop_whisperer

· 9h ago

Is the NYSE really coming? Now traditional finance is also getting involved, and the RWA track might really take off.

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