I have seen many friends asking similar questions. In fact, the simplest way to put it is to use stablecoins to invest in assets that display the world without going through capital swaps. Let me give you an example. Many friends know that there is a bankrupt country called "Sri Lanka" in the recent cycle, which is also a foreign exchange control country. It is difficult for ordinary people to own US dollars or other foreign exchange, let alone invest in other foreign exchange products. When Sri Lanka goes bankrupt, its sovereign currency will continue to decline, purchasing power will also decrease, inflation will rise sharply, and the money spent on buying a cow today may only be enough to buy a bottle of milk tomorrow. At this time, it is obvious that buying Sri Lanka's own debt or stocks has almost no chance of profitability. However, due to currency controls, it is not possible to obtain foreign exchange from official websites. Therefore, if one can obtain US dollar stablecoins through OTC means, they can directly invest in US dollar assets such as US stocks and US bonds through on chain securities firms. On the one hand, it can prevent the depreciation of assets held by oneself, and on the other hand, it can also achieve some profit effect. Moreover, the more this happens, the more valuable it is to earn and spend dollars. Of course, this is an extreme example. For example, during the Russia Ukraine war, the first thing to block was the financial market, and investors could not easily redeem from the stock or bond markets. Even if you went to another country before the closure, you would not receive a penny back. However, if your assets are in the DeBroker configuration of on chain brokers, then no matter where you go, you can always accept your stocks to US dollars or US dollar stablecoins. So overall, the emergence of DeBroker (on chain brokerage) can not only increase liquidity in traditional risk markets, but also free assets from the limitations of "locality". Of course, it's still a bit early now. This article is sponsored by Bitget | @ Bitgetzh