[CryptoWorld] A piece of news before the stock market opens has stirred the attention of crypto exchanges. A well-known investment bank has upgraded the rating of a compliant exchange—from “Neutral” directly to “Buy,” with the target price jumping from $294 to $303. Once the news broke, the exchange’s stock price rose by 4.5% in response, and the market reaction was quite positive.
The investment bank’s optimistic reasoning is actually quite convincing. They pointed out that this exchange has completed a key business transformation, gradually evolving from a single trading scenario into a structurally growing platform. The data speaks for itself—subscription and service revenue now account for nearly 40%, indicating that income sources are no longer overly dependent on trading fees.
And this transformation is not unfounded. The exchange’s CEO previously announced a detailed roadmap for 2026, with ambitious plans—to build an “all-in-one exchange” that integrates cryptocurrencies, stocks, and commodities. This multi-asset layout is exactly what traditional financial institutions have been doing, and now exchanges are starting to play the same game. The market clearly approves.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 01-08 11:15
Oops, going all in again. Can you hold it this time?
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GateUser-e87b21ee
· 01-07 04:30
From subscriptions to an all-in-one platform, this transformation really has some substance. Even investment banks have changed their tune. However, an all-in-one exchange sounds easy, but there are few that can truly integrate crypto, stocks, and commodities well. Let's wait and see how it unfolds.
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RektDetective
· 01-05 15:10
Wow, the investment banks finally see it clearly, the all-in-one platform is the right way to go.
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AlphaWhisperer
· 01-05 15:10
All-in-one exchange? I've seen this trick before. Let's focus on doing one thing at a time.
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DegenWhisperer
· 01-05 14:56
The dream of an all-in-one exchange? Sounds nice, but it's just about wanting to eat a few more bowls of rice. They're afraid they can't get full just by collecting fees.
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RamenStacker
· 01-05 14:45
The all-in-one exchange is a good direction; finally, someone is thinking about diversification. Relying solely on transaction fees has long become boring, and this move by the investment bank shows they still have good judgment.
From Subscription Model to All-in-One Platform: How a Compliant Exchange Achieved Business Transformation
[CryptoWorld] A piece of news before the stock market opens has stirred the attention of crypto exchanges. A well-known investment bank has upgraded the rating of a compliant exchange—from “Neutral” directly to “Buy,” with the target price jumping from $294 to $303. Once the news broke, the exchange’s stock price rose by 4.5% in response, and the market reaction was quite positive.
The investment bank’s optimistic reasoning is actually quite convincing. They pointed out that this exchange has completed a key business transformation, gradually evolving from a single trading scenario into a structurally growing platform. The data speaks for itself—subscription and service revenue now account for nearly 40%, indicating that income sources are no longer overly dependent on trading fees.
And this transformation is not unfounded. The exchange’s CEO previously announced a detailed roadmap for 2026, with ambitious plans—to build an “all-in-one exchange” that integrates cryptocurrencies, stocks, and commodities. This multi-asset layout is exactly what traditional financial institutions have been doing, and now exchanges are starting to play the same game. The market clearly approves.