2025-12-29 20:24:44

The entry of traditional financial assets into exchange ecosystems has become a new trend. Recently, many leading industry platforms have launched trading functions for precious metals, foreign exchange, stocks, and other TradFi assets. The underlying logic is clear—by enriching asset allocation options, they keep crypto users on the platform to continuously trade popular products. This cross-border integration not only meets users' diversified investment needs but is also reshaping the competitive landscape of exchanges. Platforms are increasingly evolving into comprehensive asset trading centers, and the boundaries between the crypto world and traditional finance are gradually blurring.

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BackrowObserver

· 5h ago

Basically, it's that exchanges are afraid of being pushed out, so they have to retain users.

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RugPullProphet

· 5h ago

In simple terms, it's just about preventing users from moving to traditional finance, so they need to quickly diversify their offerings. I'm skeptical about this integration; can they really succeed in foreign exchange trading, or is it just another scheme to collect money? Crypto exchanges dealing with TradFi assets feel a bit like trying to paint a tiger but ending up with a dog. Wait, are they aiming to create an all-in-one platform like Robinhood? It’s probably not feasible domestically. This game is about the exchange betting that users will become lazier; as long as everything is in one app, it works. The boundary is blurred on the surface, but essentially it's about increasing user stickiness. Don't expect too much.

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