Today, the crypto world exploded — two giant-level news broke simultaneously.
First, the US Securities and Exchange Commission officially approved, and DTCC (Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation) received official authorization, launching a three-year pilot program. Starting from 2026, components of the Russell 1000 index, US Treasury bonds, and mainstream ETFs — the staples of Wall Street — will all be on the blockchain. In other words, Apple’s stock might be traded on the blockchain, and the settlement speed of US Treasuries could go from T+2 to real-time settlement. This is not just a simple technological upgrade; it’s a fundamental infrastructure overhaul of the entire capital market.
Second, it’s even more shocking. US banks, in cooperation with six major Wall Street institutions, have launched a BTC collateralized loan product. You don’t need to sell your Bitcoin; it can be directly used as collateral in the bank just like a property deed to borrow money. The collateral ratio is up to 50%, and the interest rate is half of what private high-interest lenders charge. What does this mean? Bitcoin has officially transformed from a “virtual asset” into a “bank-recognized hard currency,” and has been written into asset liability sheets.
Think about the past — traditional finance and the crypto world were like two parallel lines, mutually looking down on each other. Now? The strictest regulatory agencies and the wealthiest capital giants are working together to break down the隔离墙. One path leads trillions of traditional assets onto the chain, another path allows Bitcoin to step boldly into the banking system. This is not just easing liquidity; it’s directly connecting Wall Street’s vaults to the crypto world.
The story of institutional investors entering the market has been told for years, but this time is different — they’re not just knocking on the door; they’re bulldozing and bringing construction crews to build a skyscraper. When the SEC and Wall Street simultaneously open their arms to embrace the blockchain era, questions about a bull market no longer need to be asked. The voice of money is already loud enough to shake the ground.
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RugPullSurvivor
· 12-13 09:46
Damn, Wall Street finally stopped pretending and directly threw over the vault key.
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ForkInTheRoad
· 12-12 15:31
Wow, this time it's really coming. That group on Wall Street is finally serious.
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EternalMiner
· 12-12 15:31
Wow, this wave directly broke the defense, Wall Street has really arrived, it's not a dream
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BoredApeResistance
· 12-12 15:10
Whoa, SEC and Wall Street are really teaming up. The隔离墙 is truly broken now.
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Wait, BTC can be used as collateral for loans? Then I won't have to watch my coins 24/7 anymore.
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In 2026, Russell 1000 will be on-chain. Now that's true adoption, not just talk.
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Traditional finance finally bowed down. I’ve been saying this day would come, but I didn't expect it to arrive so quickly.
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Wall Street bulldozers are coming. Retail investors, are you ready?
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A 50% collateral ratio with low interest rates—doesn't that mean Bitcoin is already a hard asset?
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From parallel lines to directly smashing through the wall, this plot twist is pretty intense.
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It's not just easing liquidity; they're directly taking over the vault. That statement is brilliant.
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Institutions are no longer knocking; they’re just bringing in bulldozers. Do you feel that sound?
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StakeWhisperer
· 12-12 15:07
Damn, Wall Street is really here? I'm not joking around; this time feels different. It feels like the door is really about to open.
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DefiOldTrickster
· 12-12 15:05
Wall Street is finally not pretending anymore and has directly handed over the keys to the vault.
I've been waiting for BTC to be used as collateral. The money on the chain in 2026 will be the real game-changer—traditional assets need to become more liquid, and our annualized return potential will directly take off.
This time, it's not retail investors bluffing; institutional teams are truly here to build walls.
#加密生态动态追踪 $BTC $SOL $ZEC
Today, the crypto world exploded — two giant-level news broke simultaneously.
First, the US Securities and Exchange Commission officially approved, and DTCC (Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation) received official authorization, launching a three-year pilot program. Starting from 2026, components of the Russell 1000 index, US Treasury bonds, and mainstream ETFs — the staples of Wall Street — will all be on the blockchain. In other words, Apple’s stock might be traded on the blockchain, and the settlement speed of US Treasuries could go from T+2 to real-time settlement. This is not just a simple technological upgrade; it’s a fundamental infrastructure overhaul of the entire capital market.
Second, it’s even more shocking. US banks, in cooperation with six major Wall Street institutions, have launched a BTC collateralized loan product. You don’t need to sell your Bitcoin; it can be directly used as collateral in the bank just like a property deed to borrow money. The collateral ratio is up to 50%, and the interest rate is half of what private high-interest lenders charge. What does this mean? Bitcoin has officially transformed from a “virtual asset” into a “bank-recognized hard currency,” and has been written into asset liability sheets.
Think about the past — traditional finance and the crypto world were like two parallel lines, mutually looking down on each other. Now? The strictest regulatory agencies and the wealthiest capital giants are working together to break down the隔离墙. One path leads trillions of traditional assets onto the chain, another path allows Bitcoin to step boldly into the banking system. This is not just easing liquidity; it’s directly connecting Wall Street’s vaults to the crypto world.
The story of institutional investors entering the market has been told for years, but this time is different — they’re not just knocking on the door; they’re bulldozing and bringing construction crews to build a skyscraper. When the SEC and Wall Street simultaneously open their arms to embrace the blockchain era, questions about a bull market no longer need to be asked. The voice of money is already loud enough to shake the ground.