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According to Odaily Planet Daily, in an interview on Cointelegraph's latest program "Chain Reaction," Lucas Sum, Head of Equity Market Development at Gate, stated that crypto and stocks are quietly converging and gradually becoming part of the same macroeconomic transaction. He pointed out that the correlation between the crypto market and the Nasdaq index is currently higher than the five-year average, with the correlation coefficient exceeding 0.8 at one point. Current investor sentiment is generally cautious, with more funds remaining in low-risk assets such as stablecoins, as investors await clearer catalysts. Lucas Sum believes that the core narrative of the next market cycle may no longer be "crypto versus Wall Street," but rather the accelerated entry of traditional financial assets into the digital financial system through on-chain infrastructure. The RWA market has grown from approximately $12 billion a year ago to over $30 billion, and the tokenized US Treasury bond market has reached approximately $15 billion, indicating that on-chain financial infrastructure is still expanding. Meanwhile, macro liquidity, real yields, and regulatory clarity remain important factors influencing the performance of risky assets. Under this trend, investors' focus is shifting from single-asset allocation to multi-asset synergistic allocation. Lucas Sum stated that Gate is continuously expanding its equity business, currently covering the US, Hong Kong, and South Korean stock markets, and plans to further extend to more global markets, providing the corresponding infrastructure for multi-asset investment.

Odaily reports that the Blockchain Association has submitted a letter of opinion to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), supporting the SEC's proposal to repeal Rules 611 and 610(e) of Regulation NMS. The association states that these two rules, implemented since 2005, have failed to achieve their original objectives and have instead increased costs for market participants over the past 20 years. Given the increasing automation of markets and the accelerated development of asset tokenization on public blockchains, the association believes that current rules are hindering the development of tokenized market infrastructure and calls on the SEC to update its "best enforcement" guidance to formally recognize that tokenized securities trading on public blockchains meets regulatory requirements and acknowledges on-chain enforcement mechanisms as a compliant, fair, and efficient enforcement method.