Once the SEC's tokenized stock trading plan in the United States is implemented, the wall that separates traditional finance from the crypto ecosystem may truly come down.

What is the most direct change? Institutional funds will be able to enter the market legitimately. Large-scale capital entering the crypto market through compliant channels may no longer be sporadic testing but a genuine wave.

From an asset perspective, BTC and ETH will further solidify their positions as market infrastructure—they are the best bridges connecting the two worlds. Currently, BTC is quoted at 95076.4, and ETH is around 3332.58. Meanwhile, high-performance public chains like SOL and ecosystem leaders like BNB have the potential to become the technical backbone for this new wave of transactions. SOL is currently priced at 141.92, and BNB at 950.47.

The real-world assets (RWA) track may become the next explosive point. Based on policy expectations for stock tokenization, the feasibility of bringing various physical assets onto the blockchain will significantly increase. The market has already sensed this and is proactively positioning itself. This deep integration of finance and blockchain is indeed worth paying attention to—but investment decisions are ultimately your own responsibility.