Wall Street giants officially bet on blockchain, 1.4 million traditional securities to be tokenized

Recently, the financial sector has been buzzing with activity. Several major news stories this morning alone demonstrate how hot this market is. Goldman Sachs CEO personally met with leading prediction market players, publicly stating that this field is "very interesting"—which translates to major Wall Street institutions are ready to invest real money. And this time, it's not just hype; there is solid infrastructure backing it.

The giant in the US securities clearing sector, DTCC, has announced a major plan: to tokenize all 1.4 million traditional securities it custody. You read that right, all of them. The most astonishing part is that this process can be completed in just 15 minutes. In other words, trillions of dollars worth of traditional assets could soon be directly on the blockchain, opening up enormous possibilities for the entire Web3 ecosystem.

Regulatory agencies are also easing up. Although the US crypto bill has been temporarily delayed, both Republican and Democratic lawmakers are calling it "an unprecedented step toward consensus." Once enacted, the roles and responsibilities of CFTC and SEC will be fully clarified, providing the market with the clear expectations it needs.

Industry-level changes are happening even faster. Interactive Brokers has opened 24/7 USDC deposits and withdrawals, and support for multiple stablecoins like PayPal is coming next week. Polygon, despite layoffs close to 30% after its acquisition, is making a decisive strategic shift—fully focusing on stablecoin payment solutions.

On one side, traditional giants are making strong moves; on the other, regulation and infrastructure are racing to keep up. This wave of transformation is already irreversible. Which direction do you think has the greatest opportunity?