$AVAX has been on the car.
Now the market is chasing $UNI and $NEAR ,
but the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) has already been testing avax’s technology for nearly a year.
Just recently, Ava Labs’ president disclosed that they have been working with NYSE’s parent company, ICE, to study whether Avalanche can be used in the infrastructure for tokenized securities.
People may have forgotten what avax is for.
Avalanche is also an old “main chain” narrative.
The same old storyline: again aiming to solve the problems of slow public-chain speeds and high fees,
then once again competing with Ethereum for DeFi and DApps.
During the DeFi Summer era, it was also dubbed “the Ethereum killer.”
(How many times does Ethereum have to be “killed”—and each time it’s called the Ethereum killer?)
However, after 2022, avax gradually shifted its focus to institutional finance, RWA, payments, and tokenized assets.
This year, the NYSE is also preparing to develop a platform to support 24/7 trading of U.S. stocks and ETFs, instant on-chain settlement, and stablecoin deposits.
And yet the NYSE has been quietly testing avax for a year—
with nothing officially announced,
and nothing has happened.
Those who know, know.
Now the market is chasing $UNI and $NEAR ,
but the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) has already been testing avax’s technology for nearly a year.
Just recently, Ava Labs’ president disclosed that they have been working with NYSE’s parent company, ICE, to study whether Avalanche can be used in the infrastructure for tokenized securities.
People may have forgotten what avax is for.
Avalanche is also an old “main chain” narrative.
The same old storyline: again aiming to solve the problems of slow public-chain speeds and high fees,
then once again competing with Ethereum for DeFi and DApps.
During the DeFi Summer era, it was also dubbed “the Ethereum killer.”
(How many times does Ethereum have to be “killed”—and each time it’s called the Ethereum killer?)
However, after 2022, avax gradually shifted its focus to institutional finance, RWA, payments, and tokenized assets.
This year, the NYSE is also preparing to develop a platform to support 24/7 trading of U.S. stocks and ETFs, instant on-chain settlement, and stablecoin deposits.
And yet the NYSE has been quietly testing avax for a year—
with nothing officially announced,
and nothing has happened.
Those who know, know.