The saga of putting US stocks on the blockchain is increasingly resembling a one-sided love affair. Traditional finance and the cryptocurrency world are once again locked in a battle over this issue. OKX approached 22 companies, including Microsoft and Goldman Sachs, saying, "Hey bro, put my stocks on the blockchain, I guarantee you voting rights!" The result? A resounding veto: "Get lost, don't touch my platform." OKX was humiliated. Binance, on the other hand, cleverly found an "offshore account" (regulated by ADGM) and created "shadow stocks." No need for your approval, they can list your stock. Binance: "Voting rights? Forget about them. I'm just riding the stock price wave, what's it to you?" It's like: OKX wanted to openly marry into the company, but the other party thought they weren't a good match. Binance simply jumped over the wall and set up a tent, focusing on companionship. Exchanges are fighting tooth and nail, but frankly, everyone's dreaming of "distributed stocks." It's just that all their dreams have been shattered! Those old foxes on Wall Street aren't going to let Chinese and Chinese people easily share the pie. Brothers, would you buy these "shadow stocks" with no voting rights?