2026-01-20 05:21:30

🕵️ The trading market is undergoing a quiet revolution.

On January 19th, the NYSE officially announced the launch of a tokenized securities trading platform project. It sounds quite intimidating, but it boils down to one sentence: US stocks and ETFs will support 24/7 continuous trading, with direct deposits using stablecoins, instant settlement of trades, and orders placed at face value in USD.

The partners brought in two heavyweight institutions—The Bank of New York Mellon and Citigroup. Both are veteran players in traditional finance, and their involvement itself indicates that this is no small matter.

Of course, the plan is still awaiting regulatory approval. But it’s clear that the overall direction has been set. NYSE President Lynn Martin’s stance is also very clear—this is not a game, it’s serious.

From 24/7 trading to stablecoin settlement and instant fund availability, the underlying logic is quite straightforward: using blockchain efficiency to transform traditional financial processes. Taking this step will have a significant impact on the entire market landscape, and everyone is well aware of it.

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NonFungibleDegen

· 01-23 04:50

ngl this is either the biggest cope or the actual alpha moment... 24/7 stablecoin trading on nyse?? ser we're so early it's unreal

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Layer2Arbitrageur

· 01-23 03:08

ngl the settlement time optimization here is chef's kiss. instant vs t+2 settlement alone opens up like 300bps of arbitrage surface area across traditional-crypto basis pairs. regulators sleeping on the MEV extraction potential fr fr.

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ShortingEnthusiast

· 01-23 02:41

Wait a minute, is the NYSE really going to do this? Both Morgan Stanley and Citibank have nodded, this thing is probably a done deal. It's called a revolution in nice words, but it's just being forced. Traditional finance will be eaten up if it doesn't upgrade. I've wanted 24/7 trading for a long time, and finally someone listened. What about regulation? Can this thing pass? I always feel like they'll call a halt again someday. Damn, stablecoins directly trading US stocks—this really might take half of the banks' business. Wall Street can't hold on anymore and is starting to surrender to blockchain. I just want to ask, when will Chinese exchanges be able to do this too? Don't always be a step behind. If this really gets implemented, I will definitely need to readjust my strategy. I'll get excited only after regulation is truly approved. Anything said now is just talk. Morgan Stanley and Citibank are serious now, it looks like this isn't just a test water but a real bet. 24-hour trading sounds simple, but will the trading volume decrease instead?

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NFTregretter

· 01-20 05:51

Wait, is the NYSE really going to do this? 24/7 trading and settlement of stablecoins—how many traditional brokerages are going to be stunned by this, haha.

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Whale_Whisperer

· 01-20 05:46

The NYSE is really going 24/7, now traditional finance has to get competitive too Both Mellon and Citibank are in, indicating this is not just bluffing, they are determined to change the game rules The moment stablecoin settlement happened, I knew a big event was coming Once regulation passes, can US stocks really operate like this? I'm a bit excited This is true on-chain finance, not those air projects hyped up to the sky

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NotFinancialAdviser

· 01-20 05:38

Damn, Melon and Citibank are both jumping in. This is really going to shake up traditional finance. 24-hour trading + stablecoin settlement, oh my, this is crazier than our crypto circle. Regulators will approve sooner or later, it's a certainty. Wait, does this mean traditional finance will start learning our tricks? Real-time settlement for US stocks? Even my mother-in-law will start trading US stocks. Really? I thought the New York Stock Exchange would stick to its old rules forever. If this really unfolds, retail investors will have more opportunities to make money, and it might be easier to get liquidated too, haha. No, I need to see if I can get an early head start.

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