Recent statements by officials from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission suggest that the U.S. market is expected to achieve on-chain integration within two years. This statement has attracted market attention.
According to their logic, if traditional financial markets accelerate their shift to blockchain, it will involve the reallocation of tens of billions of dollars in liquidity. This means the entire ecosystem will require more robust infrastructure to support such a scale of trading volume.
From a market perspective, this clear regulatory stance could become a turning point for cryptocurrencies and assets like Bitcoin to gain broader institutional recognition. The process of on-chain financial maturation is accelerating, and the participation of mainstream financial systems will be a key step. In any case, the regulatory authorities' expectations for the future of on-chain markets reflect that the industry has entered a stage of formal recognition.
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FalseProfitProphet
· 6h ago
On-chain transformation within two years? I believe SEC said that, but can the infrastructure really keep up?
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Billions of dollars in liquidity reallocation... sounds great, but who can guarantee there won't be another black swan?
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Recognition by institutions is one thing, but I’ll wait and see if there are any new rug pulls before commenting.
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Is SEC serious this time? It feels like they say that every time, then backtrack later.
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On-chain transformation is coming, mainstream finance is here, so do retail investors still have a chance?
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The biggest pitfall is infrastructure. Don’t just talk about regulatory friendliness; if the technology can't keep up, it’s all pointless.
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I just want to know who will get caught holding the bag... it’s definitely us again.
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Industry being officially recognized? I think it’s being officially targeted.
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Can two years really transform the entire market? You guys are just bragging.
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Let’s wait until the day on-chain transformation actually happens. Right now, it all feels like options trading.
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ImpermanentSage
· 6h ago
On-chain within two years? Uh... is the infrastructure really ready? Feels a bit optimistic.
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SchrodingersPaper
· 7h ago
On-chain within two years? Ha, the SEC finally spoke human language. Is it really coming now...
Wait a minute, why haven't I bottomed out yet? I'm getting anxious.
Billions of dollars in liquidity need to be reallocated? Nice words, but it means I have to get on board before it arrives.
This time, the regulation really isn't a trick, right? It feels like every time they say that, but then there's another sharp drop.
Forget it, since the SEC has spoken, maybe I should... wait and see, watch the subsequent trend.
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MemeTokenGenius
· 7h ago
On-chain within two years? The SEC's recent remarks are quite harsh; traditional finance is about to be stirred up.
Recent statements by officials from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission suggest that the U.S. market is expected to achieve on-chain integration within two years. This statement has attracted market attention.
According to their logic, if traditional financial markets accelerate their shift to blockchain, it will involve the reallocation of tens of billions of dollars in liquidity. This means the entire ecosystem will require more robust infrastructure to support such a scale of trading volume.
From a market perspective, this clear regulatory stance could become a turning point for cryptocurrencies and assets like Bitcoin to gain broader institutional recognition. The process of on-chain financial maturation is accelerating, and the participation of mainstream financial systems will be a key step. In any case, the regulatory authorities' expectations for the future of on-chain markets reflect that the industry has entered a stage of formal recognition.