After the Federal Reserve cut interest rates, two recent events are quietly rewriting the underlying logic of finance.

The Federal Reserve's rate cut is just the backdrop; what truly matters are two significant signals:

First, the regulatory step forward — the SEC has granted approval, and the DTCC is expected to move stocks and bonds onto the blockchain;

Second, traditional finance is actively engaging — American banks have launched credit services backed by Bitcoin, leveraging an asset scale of approximately $1.7 trillion.

The combined meaning of these two events is both simple and profound:

The on-chain presence of stocks and bonds means traditional assets have gained a 'digital form'; banks incorporating Bitcoin into their collateral systems means that volatile assets are beginning to be recognized as liquid financial instruments. In other words, this is not just about a new influx of capital, but rather the way finance operates is being reconstructed — changes are occurring in the underlying processes of settlement, custody, credit, and liquidity distribution.

When the most cautious custodians and large banks turn at the same time, the signals become clear: the boundary between traditional finance and the crypto world is dissolving. Thus, the question is no longer 'Will the market come?' but rather 'How large will it be?' Regulatory push for on-chain transformation and the opening of trillion-dollar capital channels signify that future market opportunities will be more frequent and more systematic.

The lessons from history are clear: getting ahead often determines whether one can seize the next 100-fold or 1000-fold opportunity. True advantage lies not in watching the waves from the shore, but in already standing in deep water before the tide rises. The door is now open.

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