BlackRock is laying out digital stocks, and traditional finance has finally "checked in" on the blockchain. BlackRock has officially applied to launch products related to "digital stocks," attracting significant market attention. This move signifies that TradFi giants are attempting to "tokenize" traditional assets on the blockchain, allowing stocks to enter the "next phase" under blockchain architecture. Digital stocks essentially involve issuing, trading, and custodizing traditional equity rights in the form of programmable tokens, addressing issues such as inefficiency and complex clearing processes. BlackRock's entry may be aimed at gaining a first-mover advantage in the future era of "on-chain securities trading." Although global regulations are not yet unified, this step indicates that institutions are no longer staying in the "Bitcoin ETF" phase, but are trying to redefine "financial infrastructure." If traditional financial core assets gradually move on-chain, it will pose new challenges to blockchain compliance, public chain performance, and token standards, and is a key precursor to the integration of DeFi and CeFi.
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BlackRock is laying out digital stocks, and traditional finance has finally "checked in" on the blockchain. BlackRock has officially applied to launch products related to "digital stocks," attracting significant market attention. This move signifies that TradFi giants are attempting to "tokenize" traditional assets on the blockchain, allowing stocks to enter the "next phase" under blockchain architecture. Digital stocks essentially involve issuing, trading, and custodizing traditional equity rights in the form of programmable tokens, addressing issues such as inefficiency and complex clearing processes. BlackRock's entry may be aimed at gaining a first-mover advantage in the future era of "on-chain securities trading." Although global regulations are not yet unified, this step indicates that institutions are no longer staying in the "Bitcoin ETF" phase, but are trying to redefine "financial infrastructure." If traditional financial core assets gradually move on-chain, it will pose new challenges to blockchain compliance, public chain performance, and token standards, and is a key precursor to the integration of DeFi and CeFi.