I've talked about this topic a few times recently. At another dinner gathering, I asked my friends, if you had the money to buy stocks, would you trust Nasdaq or trust XX (the name of a certain cryptocurrency exchange)? In the end, without exception, everyone chose Nasdaq.

Because right now, the only place that can provide real, deliverable stock trading, while also ensuring the safety of funds and being subject to comprehensive regulation, is Nasdaq. Currently, all cryptocurrency exchanges facing retail users in the crypto space have not received SEC approval for compliance.

Additionally, those interested can take a look at the total trading volume of several cryptocurrency exchanges compared to Nasdaq's trading volume. For example, Nvidia's daily trading volume is around $30 billion, while the peak on-chain trading volume is just over $100 million.

Simply putting stocks on the blockchain, that is, buying and selling U.S. stocks like Nvidia and Tesla using stablecoins on-chain, doesn't feel appealing to me. However, if there were trading pairs like $BTC to Nvidia or $ETH to Microsoft, I would be very interested, of course, provided that it is compliant and can be delivered.

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