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The global asset landscape has been subject to severe fluctuations due to policy changes, with Bitcoin prices experiencing a significant pump, becoming a new pivot point of balance. Although US economic data appears robust in the short term, the high inflation and low growth predicament significantly increase risks, leading to fluctuations in market sentiment. Meanwhile, Bitcoin's performance highlights its independence, attracting more investors and pushing the market capitalization of Crypto Assets to exceed 3 trillion USD.

The Liquidity Dilemma and Breakthrough Path of Tokenization in the US Stock Market Recently, the cryptocurrency industry has sparked a trend of "U.S. stocks on the chain." Several platforms have successively launched tokenized versions of American stocks and ETF trading services, and even introduced high-leverage contract products targeting these tokens. Most of these platforms adopt the model of "real stock custody + token mapping", allowing users to trade U.S. stock assets on the blockchain. Theoretically, users only need a cryptocurrency wallet to trade stocks like Tesla and Apple at any time, without going through traditional brokers to open an account or meet capital thresholds. However, with the rollout of related products, issues such as pinning, premium, and decoupling have frequently emerged, and the underlying liquidity problems have quickly come to light. Although users can purchase these tokens, it is almost impossible to efficiently short, hedge risks, and even more difficult to construct complex trading strategies. The current tokenization of US stocks is essentially still at the initial stage of "only being able to buy on the rise."

The US SEC has approved 11 Bitcoin Spot ETFs, marking a significant step for investors to indirectly invest in Bitcoin through exchanges. This move is expected to attract huge amounts of capital, potentially driving up Bitcoin prices and sparking market discussions. Although the approval is seen as a historic breakthrough, the SEC still emphasizes the risks associated with Bitcoin and the volatility of the market.