Solana Foundation president Lily Liu stated in a post that blockchain gaming is dead and believes it won't make a comeback. This statement stems from attention to Meta's abandonment of its metaverse vision, though it has no direct connection to blockchain. Companies like Mythical Games and Gunzilla Games continue to advance related projects.
The SEC has approved Nasdaq's framework, allowing trading of partially tokenized stocks and ETFs issued and settled in blockchain form. Investors can hold tokenized securities in digital wallets, with settlement handled by the DTCC, signaling that stock markets will move toward blockchain-based infrastructure.
Strategy Chief Executive Officer Phong Le pointed out that if Morgan Stanley's Wealth Management business, which manages $8 trillion in assets, allocates 2% to Bitcoin, it would bring approximately $160 billion in buying pressure to the market, which could significantly impact Bitcoin's price and liquidity.