When I was scrolling through it, I saw a message that almost sprayed out the cola I had just taken out: @ OSL_HK Official announcement: SEI has launched @ osldotcom for trading. Don't think of this as' another exchange ', what is it more like? It's more like something you've been selling at a roadside stall suddenly entering a "counter" in Hong Kong. I have a friend who is a typical Web2 investor and usually says one thing: "Don't tell me stories, I only see if there is anyone in charge and if there is a license The way he used to look at encrypted assets was, "Isn't this just a hodgepodge? Anyone can issue coins, anyone can pull the market But OSL is one of the few compliant players in Hong Kong, specializing in serving professional investors. You can understand it as: it's not here to accompany you in ordering, it's here to give big funds a place to start. Hong Kong is such a wonderful location. Hong Kong is often the 'bridge' between mainland China and global finance. So SEI's current entry into OSL is equivalent to obtaining a strong trust label in the Asia Pacific region: for the Chinese speaking community, trust endorsement is directly added as a layer For Web2 old money: Trust the platform first, dare to touch the assets inside For major customer channels: the road has become smoother (at least more like the path of compliant assets) Simply put, you make them go from 'Is this thing reliable?' to 'I'm researching how to buy it.'. Going deeper, this also adds points to the narrative of @ SeiNetwork361's ETF. ETFs depend on blood ties and whether you follow the "orthodox route": do you have a compliant entrance? Is there any mainstream exposure? Is there any institution that can handle it with confidence? Robinhood previously provided exposure to North America, but now OSL has given compliance entry to Hong Kong. These two stacked together are like adding two "passes" to SEI's identity. So my current strategy for Sei is to complete the mainstream procedures one by one. Robinhood in North America → OSL in Asia Pacific → in addition to the layout in markets such as Japan, South Korea, and Singapore,