🚨 Is the NYSE also quietly preparing 24/7 on-chain trading? This time, traditional finance isn’t here just to watch the spectacle—it plans to take action and move the rules of the securities market onto the chain.
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👀 According to Coinomedia, the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) is developing an alternative trading system (ATS) designed to allow eligible products to settle on-chain 7×24 hours during times outside normal trading hours. In other words, in the future, U.S. stocks may not have to wait for the opening bell. This system is also subject to securities regulations, but beyond the structure of a traditional exchange, it adds an additional trading venue.
📊 More importantly, the named executive: Michael Blaugrund, a senior executive at Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), publicly stated that Avalanche has already met the platform’s technical requirements in multiple areas, and that the two teams are working closely together. This means a public blockchain has been placed in the core position by a traditional exchange for the first time—not just as a marketing slogan.
🔥 Why should you pay attention? On-chain settlement naturally provides continuous settlement and programmable assets—which is exactly the missing piece that “24-hour trading” has long lacked. In recent years, crypto has been learning to operate like Wall Street; now the wind has shifted—it's Wall Street’s turn to start learning the blockchain playbook.
💡 What’s truly worth watching isn’t whether AVAX goes up or down tomorrow, but the underlying settlement network of the securities market, which may for the first time actually move from a centralized server room to run on a public blockchain.
⚠️ Cold shower: the project is still in the development stage. Which chain will ultimately be chosen, and what architecture will be used, has not been decided yet. There are also plenty of unanswered regulatory questions. When Wall Street talks about “on-chain,” at this stage it’s more like first securing a foothold—don’t treat it as a fait accompli that has already been implemented.
One camp says this is a real turning point in the true meaning of tokenized securities; the other camp says it’s just a technical trial. Which side are you on? Vote in the comments👇
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#AVAX #Avalanche #RWA
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👀 According to Coinomedia, the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) is developing an alternative trading system (ATS) designed to allow eligible products to settle on-chain 7×24 hours during times outside normal trading hours. In other words, in the future, U.S. stocks may not have to wait for the opening bell. This system is also subject to securities regulations, but beyond the structure of a traditional exchange, it adds an additional trading venue.
📊 More importantly, the named executive: Michael Blaugrund, a senior executive at Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), publicly stated that Avalanche has already met the platform’s technical requirements in multiple areas, and that the two teams are working closely together. This means a public blockchain has been placed in the core position by a traditional exchange for the first time—not just as a marketing slogan.
🔥 Why should you pay attention? On-chain settlement naturally provides continuous settlement and programmable assets—which is exactly the missing piece that “24-hour trading” has long lacked. In recent years, crypto has been learning to operate like Wall Street; now the wind has shifted—it's Wall Street’s turn to start learning the blockchain playbook.
💡 What’s truly worth watching isn’t whether AVAX goes up or down tomorrow, but the underlying settlement network of the securities market, which may for the first time actually move from a centralized server room to run on a public blockchain.
⚠️ Cold shower: the project is still in the development stage. Which chain will ultimately be chosen, and what architecture will be used, has not been decided yet. There are also plenty of unanswered regulatory questions. When Wall Street talks about “on-chain,” at this stage it’s more like first securing a foothold—don’t treat it as a fait accompli that has already been implemented.
One camp says this is a real turning point in the true meaning of tokenized securities; the other camp says it’s just a technical trial. Which side are you on? Vote in the comments👇
Click the profile to watch the livestream + join the Jiu Jiu chat group to get daily strategies🚀
#AVAX #Avalanche #RWA
