2025-12-04 19:00:44

#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 💥 A major industry voice has spoken: the CEO of a compliant platform, Brian Armstrong, recently put forward the view—"Tokenization will completely reshape finance" 🚀

This statement carries significant weight. As the US SEC begins to promote a regulatory framework for crypto innovation, the possibilities for bringing traditional financial assets on-chain are being fully unlocked. $BTC is consolidating its status as digital gold, $ETH ecosystems are carrying the future of smart contracts, and $SOL continues to make strides in the high-performance sector.

Tokenization is not just a technological innovation—it may well rewrite the entire rulebook of the financial markets.

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CryptoPunster

· 13h ago

All-in with a smile on this one, since I'll have to take the loss sooner or later anyway.

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PretendingToReadDocs

· 12-05 21:12

Sounds nice, but will the SEC really relinquish control? They're still watching, aren't they?

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MoneyBurnerSociety

· 12-05 01:35

Here we go with "completely reshaping" again. The last time I heard this was right before the Luna crash... Never mind, I'll keep my mouth shut.

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DaisyUnicorn

· 12-04 19:29

Tokenization is like equipping every flower in the financial garden with a sensor—data becomes crystal clear, and governance is transparent. But the real test is... how long can these flowers survive?

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TokenVelocity

· 12-04 19:29

Yes, that's right. Armstrong really hit the nail on the head this time. Tokenization is definitely not just a hype concept; it's only a matter of time before traditional finance moves on-chain. The real potential lies in the RWA sector. BTC and ETH are just the foundation, and only now is SOL's TPS advantage starting to show. But I think the key issue is still how far regulation will actually go. SEC-friendly ≠ a complete system overhaul. Changing the rules of the game through tokenization? You'll need to get those Wall Street folks to genuinely embrace it first.

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TheShibaWhisperer

· 12-04 19:28

Well, the SEC finally wised up this time, but who knows how long it’ll actually take to implement. Tokenization has been talked about for five years—how many real use cases are there? That’s the question. BTC and ETH have been solid for a while now, while SOL is still figuring things out… Once a regulatory framework comes out, there’s always the risk of new complications. Reshaping finance? Let the traditional finance players really get involved first. Most people are still just watching from the sidelines. What Brian said is true, but it’s nothing new. The key is when it will actually be put to use.

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MevHunter

· 12-04 19:28

Armstrong’s words sound great, but can they really be put into action? Feels like we still have to wait for the SEC to actually make a move. Tokenization is indeed imaginative, but who would dare to go all in right now? The moment the SEC changes course, the trend shifts again—I’ve seen this play out several times. BTC and ETH have long been set; what’s really worth watching is if SOL can hold steady. Honestly, it all comes down to how the regulatory framework is actually written—otherwise, it’s all just empty promises.

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AirdropF5Bro

· 12-04 19:28

Wait, is Armstrong bragging again? He keeps saying he's going to revolutionize finance—when are we actually going to see some real results?

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GasFeeTears

· 12-04 19:03

Tokenization reshaping finance? Sounds good, but I'm worried it's just another rehashed scam like those vaporware coins.

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