#数字货币市场洞察 What does it mean when traditional finance starts to embrace the on-chain world?
Paul Atkins, the new chairman of the US SEC, recently made a bold prediction: within two years, the US financial markets may migrate entirely to blockchain infrastructure. He specifically highlighted asset tokenization—directly mapping traditional assets like stocks and bonds into on-chain tokens. This not only dramatically increases settlement efficiency, but more importantly, risk transparency and real-time visibility will fundamentally change the rules of the game.
Sound futuristic? But when regulators are publicly endorsing it, it shows that the maturity of the technology and the policy window may be closer than we think. Of course, such a massive migration of infrastructure will inevitably come with growing pains—technical compatibility, legal frameworks, and user habits are all tough challenges. Opportunities and pitfalls often appear together; it all comes down to who is better prepared.
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WagmiAnon
· 12-10 13:26
I'm just asking, is what Atkins said reliable? Can the entire financial system really be moved onto the blockchain in two years? It feels a bit exaggerated.
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Asset tokenization is indeed tempting, but the real challenge remains the regulatory differences across states. It's not that simple.
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Wait, is the "transparency" he mentioned truly transparent? I'm still a bit worried about everything on the blockchain being visible...
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Risks and opportunities appear simultaneously. The key depends on how centralized exchanges cooperate; otherwise, this will ultimately be monopolized by the giants.
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Regulators have all come on board? That indicates there will definitely be opportunities this year. Be prepared with funds for bottom-fishing.
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Anon32942
· 12-07 14:31
Fully migrated on-chain within two years? I believe it, but can those old guys on Wall Street really lower themselves to play this game? Honestly, it seems a bit unlikely.
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TopBuyerForever
· 12-07 14:31
Fully migrating on-chain within two years? Is this Atkins guy serious, or is he just making empty promises again... But it is something that regulators are finally speaking up.
Wait, doesn’t this mean those shitcoins I bought before might make a comeback? LOL, let me cash out first.
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SandwichVictim
· 12-07 14:15
Move the entire US stock market on-chain in two years? Haha, this Atkins guy sure dares to say it... But honestly, maybe the Americans are really going to get serious this time.
It definitely sounds risky, but maybe this is the opportunity—gotta act before everyone else catches on.
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GigaBrainAnon
· 12-07 14:09
With the SEC chairman making this statement, institutions probably can’t sit still anymore. Moving the entire financial market on-chain within two years? Sounds easy, but actually doing it... Forget it, might as well stock up on some chips first. There’s no way to avoid this wave of policy dividends.
#数字货币市场洞察 What does it mean when traditional finance starts to embrace the on-chain world?
Paul Atkins, the new chairman of the US SEC, recently made a bold prediction: within two years, the US financial markets may migrate entirely to blockchain infrastructure. He specifically highlighted asset tokenization—directly mapping traditional assets like stocks and bonds into on-chain tokens. This not only dramatically increases settlement efficiency, but more importantly, risk transparency and real-time visibility will fundamentally change the rules of the game.
Sound futuristic? But when regulators are publicly endorsing it, it shows that the maturity of the technology and the policy window may be closer than we think. Of course, such a massive migration of infrastructure will inevitably come with growing pains—technical compatibility, legal frameworks, and user habits are all tough challenges. Opportunities and pitfalls often appear together; it all comes down to who is better prepared.