U.S. financial regulators send a major signal. SEC officials pointed out in a media interview that the U.S. stock market is expected to go on-chain within two years. What is the behind-the-scenes reasoning? Data speaks volumes. The average daily repurchase volume of the U.S. stock market reaches $12.6 trillion. Once this market is tokenized, the potential is immeasurable. Currently, the tokenized government debt scale is about $9.25 billion, while the stablecoin market has already reached a size of $308 billion. These figures reflect that bringing traditional financial assets on-chain is not a distant fantasy but a rapidly advancing reality. From policy stance to market data, a clear picture emerges: tokenization is no longer just a technological concept but a definitive opportunity for the next financial market.
View Original
This page may contain third-party content, which is provided for information purposes only (not representations/warranties) and should not be considered as an endorsement of its views by Gate, nor as financial or professional advice. See Disclaimer for details.
17 Likes
Reward
17
5
Repost
Share
Comment
0/400
BitcoinDaddy
· 23h ago
Hmm... Will the stock market be on-chain within two years? Is this guy serious?
---
12.6 trillion? Damn, that number is a bit outrageous.
---
Stablecoins are already over 300 billion, it really doesn't seem like a dream anymore.
---
Is the SEC about to go all-in on tokenization? Haha.
---
Government bonds are starting to go on-chain, what else can't be tokenized...
---
Wait, does this mean I need to quickly learn how to securely store my wallet?
---
Again, within two years, again an opportunity. I've heard this phrase a hundred times.
---
Tokenizing 9.25 billion in government bonds compared to 300 billion stablecoins, the gap is still huge.
---
Oh my, once policies loosen, all these data points pop up.
---
If it really goes on-chain, do we still need exchanges?
View OriginalReply0
BlockchainArchaeologist
· 01-18 12:57
Going public on the stock market within two years? That would be a huge move. Once the 12.6 trillion buyback scale kicks in, things will really change.
View OriginalReply0
FlashLoanLarry
· 01-16 01:55
Will the stock market go on-chain within two years? Haha, now traditional finance is really about to stir up some waves.
---
On-chain repurchase market of 12.6 trillion, just thinking about it is exciting... But I still have to question what the SEC is saying.
---
Stablecoins have already exceeded 300 billion, the wave of tokenization really can't be stopped.
---
Wait, is this data reliable? Feels like they're just making empty promises again.
---
Tokenization of traditional financial assets, honestly, this might be one of the biggest narratives.
---
I just want to ask, when that day comes, will retail investors still be able to get a piece of the pie?
---
Tokenized government bonds worth 9.25 billion, but it still feels like a small fish compared to the big sharks.
---
Is the SEC really optimistic, or are they just testing the waters again?
---
The opportunity for tokenization is indeed huge, but the risks are also significant, everyone.
---
Building on the foundation of 300 billion stablecoins to bring the stock market on-chain, that logic seems to make sense.
View OriginalReply0
GhostInTheChain
· 01-16 01:55
On-chain stock market within two years? SEC's move is quite aggressive. Who wouldn't want a bite of the 12.6 trillion cake?
View OriginalReply0
WagmiOrRekt
· 01-16 01:28
Two years on the chain? I feel like this speed is a bit optimistic. Is the SEC really serious about this?
U.S. financial regulators send a major signal. SEC officials pointed out in a media interview that the U.S. stock market is expected to go on-chain within two years. What is the behind-the-scenes reasoning? Data speaks volumes. The average daily repurchase volume of the U.S. stock market reaches $12.6 trillion. Once this market is tokenized, the potential is immeasurable. Currently, the tokenized government debt scale is about $9.25 billion, while the stablecoin market has already reached a size of $308 billion. These figures reflect that bringing traditional financial assets on-chain is not a distant fantasy but a rapidly advancing reality. From policy stance to market data, a clear picture emerges: tokenization is no longer just a technological concept but a definitive opportunity for the next financial market.