# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Liquidity

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Liquidity", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

Web3's Failed Assumption: Ultimately Just Another Expansion of Wall Street's Balance Sheet

The article argues that the core assumption of Web3—that it would revolutionize finance by moving traditional assets on-chain—is failing. Instead, a one-sided absorption is occurring: Traditional Finance (TradFi) is successfully expanding into crypto, while the reverse movement of crypto into traditional assets is struggling. The pivotal moment was November 10, 2023, when CME's Bitcoin futures open interest surpassed Binance's, signaling a major shift. This is because TradFi giants like CME or BlackRock can launch crypto products with near-zero marginal cost, leveraging their existing regulatory licenses, mature risk models, and institutional networks. Conversely, crypto-native platforms face an insurmountable "compliance cost" barrier when trying to tokenize real-world assets (RWA), such as stocks. The stringent regulatory requirements for securities trading make it a prohibitively expensive endeavor. The author concludes that true liquidity comes from large, regulated institutional capital (pension funds, etc.), which prioritizes security and compliance. Products like Bitcoin ETF provide this, allowing traditional capital to enter easily. Therefore, crypto is being stripped of its ideological attributes and is becoming a pure, volatile financial asset class within the traditional system. The financial upper layers of trading and derivatives will likely remain dominated by TradFi, with Web3's role reduced to the base layer of asset generation and settlement.

比推01/09 08:43

Web3's Failed Assumption: Ultimately Just Another Expansion of Wall Street's Balance Sheet

比推01/09 08:43

To Hyperliquid: Stop Talking About 'Decentralization' and Learn from BNB's 'Strong Operations'

The article critiques Hyperliquid's overemphasis on "decentralization" and urges it to adopt a "strong operations" model akin to Binance's BNB ecosystem. It argues that the perpetual decentralized exchange (Perp DEX) market is saturated, with over 20 projects aiming for Token Generation Events (TGE) by Q1 2026, leading to intense competition. While Hyperliquid excels in liquidity and professional trading体验 for assets like BTC/ETH, its native token HYPE and HyperEVM ecosystem lack synergistic value capture, unlike BNB's integrated model. The author highlights that Binance’s success stems from its "listing effect" and operational synergy between Binance main站 and BNB Chain, which sustains project viability post-listing. In contrast, Hyperliquid’s minimalist, hands-off approach to HyperEVM has hindered ecosystem growth, causing projects to fail quickly after HYPE distribution. The piece suggests Hyperliquid should learn from BNB Chain’s "strong operations" to foster ecosystem collaboration, such as endorsing key DeFi sectors (e.g., lending, swaps), without compromising decentralization entirely. Ultimately, Hyperliquid’s engineering strengths are noted, but it must evolve beyond its current passive strategy to maintain competitiveness against rivals like Lighter and Aster, which are expanding into L2s/chains. The conclusion urges Hyperliquid to embrace complexity and operational rigor to secure long-term growth and token value.

marsbit01/09 07:12

To Hyperliquid: Stop Talking About 'Decentralization' and Learn from BNB's 'Strong Operations'

marsbit01/09 07:12

The Devoured Middle Ground: Will Web3's Endgame Become Just Another Wall Street Table?

The article "The Devoured Middle Ground: Will Web3 End Up as Just Another Wall Street Table?" argues that the initial revolutionary vision of Web3—decentralizing finance and replacing traditional systems like Nasdaq with blockchain—is being overtaken by traditional finance (TradFi). A pivotal moment occurred on November 10, 2023, when CME's Bitcoin futures open interest surpassed Binance's, signaling a shift in liquidity and influence. The core issue is asymmetric "compliance cost": TradFi institutions (e.g., CME, BlackRock) can easily enter crypto by listing Bitcoin derivatives with minimal marginal cost, leveraging existing infrastructure, licenses, and regulatory relationships. In contrast, crypto-native firms face insurmountable barriers when attempting to tokenize traditional assets like stocks, due to prohibitive regulatory requirements, securities laws, and compliance risks—exemplified by FTX's failure. The approval of Bitcoin ETFs in 2024 accelerated this trend, enabling large institutional players (pension funds, hedge funds) to gain exposure without direct crypto custody concerns. Liquidity and pricing power are shifting from offshore, less-regulated exchanges to compliant TradFi venues. Crypto is being stripped of its ideological attributes and reduced to a pure, volatile financial asset within traditional portfolios. The conclusion is that Web3's financial layer, especially secondary trading, will likely be absorbed into TradFi, with blockchain remaining primarily for asset generation and settlement. The real alpha will follow liquidity, which is flowing back to Wall Street.

marsbit01/09 03:07

The Devoured Middle Ground: Will Web3's Endgame Become Just Another Wall Street Table?

marsbit01/09 03:07

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