New York Stock Exchange: Will not aggressively restructure existing systems, but will explore the integration of blockchain technology onto existing systems Odaily Planet Daily News: Jon Herrick, the product manager of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), stated that they are currently exploring the integration of blockchain technology into existing market infrastructure, rather than replacing traditional systems. The core goal is to achieve interoperability while retaining existing regulatory, clearing, and investor protection mechanisms. Herrick pointed out that the future development path is not a "binary choice" between traditional finance and blockchain, but a gradual integration. He emphasized that while promoting the application of tokenized assets, it is necessary to take into account the mature advantages of the current market system. At present, NYSE is researching application scenarios such as near real-time settlement and extended trading hours. Its parent company, Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), has also laid out its presence in the cryptocurrency field, recently investing in OKX and planning to introduce cryptocurrency price data in derivatives, while promoting tokenized asset related businesses. However, Herrick also stated that the existing centralized clearing system still has advantages in reducing trading risks and is difficult to completely replace in the short term. In the long run, the boundary between traditional assets and tokenized assets may gradually blur. Overall, the NYSE tends to gradually introduce blockchain technology rather than aggressively restructuring the financial system.