Is the traditional financial circle starting to pay serious attention to Web3?
The CEO of Block Street was recently invited to speak at the PFPA 2025 Financial Conference in the United States. It is rare for founders from the crypto industry to have the opportunity to take the microphone in such an institutionally finance-dominated setting.
The theme she wants to discuss this time is how to find Alpha in tokenized assets. It seems that those people on Wall Street have also started to ponder over the on-chain asset pie—after all, real money is right there, and traditional capital can't keep pretending not to see it.
With more cross-border dialogues like this, it might accelerate the integration speed of the two worlds.
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OnChainDetective
· 11-29 01:11
Wait a minute, I need to check the timing... The CEO of Block Street was invited to PFPA? This rhythm seems off, why is Wall Street suddenly so friendly? I need to investigate the recent Whale movements, it feels like something is being plotted behind the scenes.
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PrivacyMaximalist
· 11-27 21:00
Wall Street finally can't sit still, haha
Speaking of which, the fact that these traditional pros can lower their status to listen to crypto people speaks volumes in itself.
The tokenization part is indeed real money; if they pretend not to see it, that would be too low.
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FomoAnxiety
· 11-27 05:44
It's really coming this time, the people on Wall Street can finally no longer sit still.
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Whether it's alpha or not, the key is liquidity and regulatory expectations, right?
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To be honest, the fact that someone can take the stage in this situation itself shows a shift in attitude; money talks.
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Another integration signal, but we need to see how the subsequent policies align.
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Tokenization of assets? It sounds very exciting; in the end, Wall Street still has to enter the game.
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I feel like this is a turning point; the recognized node by institutions has arrived.
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Wait, is this real integration or just another play to cut the suckers? I'm a bit cautious.
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LiquidityNinja
· 11-27 05:43
Wow, those old foxes on Wall Street finally can't sit still, this is really the turning point.
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Tokenization is indeed a fat piece of meat, their days of pretending to be blind are numbered.
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Wait, does TradFi really want to come in, or are they going to pull some new tricks again?
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Where there is Alpha, there are traps, the routines have never changed, just wearing a different guise.
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Two worlds merging? I see it as a signal for TradFi to play people for suckers.
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This is what we call institutionalization, retail investors should wake up.
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Block Street is making good moves here, giving the industry some breath.
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wagmi_eventually
· 11-27 05:41
Wall Street must be forced into this, we are almost out of money.
Is the traditional financial circle starting to pay serious attention to Web3?
The CEO of Block Street was recently invited to speak at the PFPA 2025 Financial Conference in the United States. It is rare for founders from the crypto industry to have the opportunity to take the microphone in such an institutionally finance-dominated setting.
The theme she wants to discuss this time is how to find Alpha in tokenized assets. It seems that those people on Wall Street have also started to ponder over the on-chain asset pie—after all, real money is right there, and traditional capital can't keep pretending not to see it.
With more cross-border dialogues like this, it might accelerate the integration speed of the two worlds.