Recently, I’ve been noticing a growing trend:

the crypto market is no longer a separate world.

More and more traditional financial instruments are appearing in crypto infrastructure.

And that’s why I started looking more closely at TradFi.

TradFi is traditional finance: stocks, bonds, stock markets, and other classic financial instruments.

And crypto infrastructure offers a completely different way to interact with them.

For me, the most interesting part here isn’t the word “tokenization,” which you can see almost everywhere right now.

I’m interested in the practical side.

If a traditional financial asset can be represented through blockchain infrastructure, then the very way you gain access to it changes.

Instead of having separate worlds for a broker, a stock exchange, and a crypto exchange, an environment is gradually taking shape where different types of assets can exist side by side.

bStocks is a good example of this approach.

I can stay inside the crypto ecosystem and still get exposure to traditional companies.

But there’s an important detail:

it doesn’t mean that a crypto instrument automatically becomes a regular stock.

The rights, product structure, collateral mechanism, and terms may differ.