This topic is quite interesting to everyone, and I would like to talk a bit more about it.

Many exchanges have started integrating US stocks now, so the first thing to compete on is compliance. Don’t underestimate the two words "compliance"; having dividends and not having dividends, having legitimate dividends and platforms giving dividends are completely different concepts.

The most important thing for compliant exchanges is asset safety and user rights, especially when everyone is at the same starting line. Providing users with a variety of financial choices is the most important thing.

For example, #Binance, #OKX, #Bitget, and #BIT all have $VOO. Theoretically, this VOO can be transferred like $BTC because only such assets are held at brokers, which is compliant. Therefore, where everyone buys VOO essentially is the same as where everyone buys Bitcoin.

So, where one can buy VOO is not important; what matters is whether holding VOO can bring indirect benefits.

In the past, people competed in having more coins, deeper contracts, transaction fees, and listing speeds. If in the future everyone integrates US stocks, ETFs, gold, and government bonds as RWA assets, then helping users with "wealth management" might be the biggest test for exchanges. It's also from this point that exchanges will naturally classify users into "investment" and "speculation."

The former is more suitable for generating annual returns and has higher stability, while the latter has a higher demand for financial derivatives and requires leverage, contracts, and altcoins.

From this time on, there may be opportunities for the liquidity of the crypto world and the stock market to merge.

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