# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Liquidity

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Unlocking Unicorn Tickets: From Robinhood to MSX, An On-Chain Experiment in Pre-IPO Democratization

"Unicorn Ticket Opening: From Robinhood to MSX, A Chain-Based Pre-IPO Equality Experiment" The article explores the emerging trend of using tokenization to democratize access to Pre-IPO shares of high-value unicorn companies like SpaceX, OpenAI, and ByteDance. While RWA (Real World Asset) tokenization has already brought traditional assets like bonds and stocks on-chain, the primary market for pre-IPO equities remains largely inaccessible to retail investors. Two main approaches are emerging: 1. **Perpetual Contracts (exemplified by Hyperliquid):** Offers synthetic exposure to a company's valuation through derivatives, providing low barriers and high liquidity but lacking direct ownership of the underlying asset and carrying regulatory uncertainty. 2. **Tokenized Equity Mirrors (exemplified by Robinhood Europe and MSX):** Uses a compliant structure where a regulated third-party custodian (like Republic) holds the actual shares in an SPV (Special Purpose Vehicle). This SPV's equity is then tokenized and distributed to investors. This method, though more complex to implement, provides legally protected ownership rights and a direct claim on the equity. The collaboration between MSX and Republic to launch a Pre-IPO专区 (dedicated zone) in the Asia market, following Robinhood's earlier experiment, is highlighted as a key development. It aims to bridge the gap for Asian investors, offering access to tokenized shares of top unicorns with a low entry threshold (e.g., 10 USDT). The core narrative is that blockchain technology is creating a new "1.5-level market" between the closed primary market and the public secondary market. This democratizes access for users seeking pre-IPO growth红利 (dividends) while also providing private companies and early shareholders with access to a new, global pool of incremental capital and liquidity options. The conclusion notes that while the underlying technology is mature, the success of this model depends on clear regulatory paths, reliable risk mechanisms, and effective liquidity matching between institutions and retail users. The year 2026 is seen as a critical juncture to determine if this becomes a mainstream asset class or remains a conceptual experiment.

比推03/04 09:41

Unlocking Unicorn Tickets: From Robinhood to MSX, An On-Chain Experiment in Pre-IPO Democratization

比推03/04 09:41

2026 Death List: Games Are Dead, DeFi Is Dead, Tools Are Dead, Who's Next?

"Death List 2026: A Quiet Mass Extinction in Crypto" The crypto market is experiencing a wave of silent shutdowns in early 2026, with over 10 Web3 projects ceasing operations within 90 days. Unlike dramatic collapses of the past, these projects are dying quietly, often with a simple announcement before servers go dark. Key failures span major sectors: - **Play-to-Earn Games**: GENSO Online is closing with monthly costs 5x its revenue. Pixiland abandoned its Web3 plans and token generation event (TGE), and Forgotten Runiverse went offline indefinitely due to broken funding. - **DeFi Protocols**: ZeroLend, once a leading L2 lender with $250M TVL, is honorably shutting down after suffering from fragmented liquidity across multiple chains and the withdrawal of oracle support. Polynomial canceled its TGE, admitting its product was in a "decaying state." Step Finance collapsed after a $40M hack originating from a compromised executive's device. - **Infrastructure & Tools**: Parsec, a well-funded on-chain analytics tool, failed to compete against giants like Dune and Nansen and shut down after 5 years. ENS scrapped its Layer 2 Namechain because Ethereum's Fusaka upgrade slashed mainnet gas fees by 99%, making the L2 unnecessary. Common themes behind the failures include a fundamental lack of sustainable revenue, the trap of unsustainable multi-chain expansion, and security failures that are often human, not technical. The industry is seeing a brutal consolidation of capital towards projects with real demand, like stablecoins and RWA, while regulatory clarity pushes out non-compliant players. Despite the carnage, some projects, like Polynomial and ZeroLend, are choosing responsible shutdowns over harming their communities, setting a new standard for accountability.

Odaily星球日报03/04 08:35

2026 Death List: Games Are Dead, DeFi Is Dead, Tools Are Dead, Who's Next?

Odaily星球日报03/04 08:35

Global Asset Plunge: Hormuz, Chips, and a Korean Holiday

A major geopolitical shock occurred on February 28th when a US-Israel coalition launched a massive airstrike on Iran, resulting in significant global market turmoil. This event served as a severe stress test for popular financial narratives, particularly the "debasement trade" which posits that gold and Bitcoin act as hedges against currency devaluation during crises. Initially, gold spiked but then fell over 4%, while silver plummeted 8%. Bitcoin remained largely stagnant. Contrary to expectations, the US Dollar Index rose 1.1%. The core insight was that in an acute crisis, the US dollar, due to its deep liquidity, became the primary safe-haven asset as investors rushed to cover margins and deleverage. South Korea's market, closed for a holiday, experienced a delayed and extreme reaction, with the KOSPI crashing 7.24% upon reopening. This sell-off was exacerbated by high retail leverage and concentrated exposure in key semiconductor firms like Samsung and SK Hynix, critical to the global AI supply chain. The conflict also raised fears about oil supply disruptions via the Strait of Hormuz, directly impacting energy-dependent economies and manufacturing. The event demonstrated that while long-term narratives about dollar debasement and the rise of hard assets remain valid, acute crises overwhelmingly favor dollar liquidity. In moments of panic, the financial system's architecture ensures that the dollar remains the ultimate refuge.

marsbit03/04 05:58

Global Asset Plunge: Hormuz, Chips, and a Korean Holiday

marsbit03/04 05:58

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