The SEC's recent attitude has changed dramatically.

The whole crypto regulatory environment
feels like it’s hit the biggest turning point in a decade.

Nasdaq executive Savarese confirmed that SEC approval is a "top priority."
SEC Chairman Atkins also directly stated
that the "Innovation Exemption" framework will go live in January 2026.
The message is clear:
"Traditional finance has recognized that on-chain is the future."

Just as regulators begin to shift,
the most eye-catching player is undoubtedly @MSX_CN.

MSX has delivered a truly "hardcore" performance:
S1 concluded with $2 billion in a single day,
a cumulative $20.6 billion in trading volume.

This is not just a concept—
it’s real liquidity,
providing the most straightforward answer: US stocks on-chain 24/7.
It's real demand.
This time, what's changing
is the entire underlying infrastructure.

Tokenized assets are fully equivalent to real stocks.
Nasdaq executives put it plainly:
“This is as irreversible as the shift from paper to electronic.”
The regulatory stance has shifted from “don’t do it”
to “let’s do it together.”

On-chain assets are no longer a marginalized outlier,
but a part of the financial upgrade.

The SEC’s Innovation Exemption is a key step.
Tokenized securities finally have a legitimate pilot channel.
The crypto industry can also iterate rapidly within a regulatory framework.

MSX happens to be positioned at the sweetest spot of this trend.
Before Nasdaq moves on-chain,
it has already proven market demand
with $20.6 billion in real transactions.

Before the SEC’s Innovation Exemption launches,
it’s entering the TGE time window.
Regulation, capital, and demand are all resonating together—
the timing is simply perfect.

Even more importantly,
MSX’s approach
is almost completely aligned with Nasdaq’s:
Real stocks 1:1 backed,
decentralized, multi-chain deployment, 24/7 year-round.

Regulators value “rights equivalence.”
Users value “freedom and liquidity.”
MSX covers both.

This is a classic case of “first-mover advantage + policy dividend.”
When regulators give the green light, traditional finance goes on-chain,
and user demand is validated,
what you see is not just a trend, but a historical entry point.

2026 is very likely to be the first year
of large-scale on-chain migration for traditional assets.

On-chain stocks will go from niche experiments
to true infrastructure.
Global finance will move from T+1
to a real-time, programmable new world.

So MSX’s TGE
is far more than a typical token launch;
it’s the first time the on-chain stocks sector
stands at the very center of a “policy inflection point.”
Of course, I’m personally involved
and am very bullish on MSX @MSX_CN,
and also believe in Bruce @BTCBruce1.

There’s $20.6 billion in real liquidity behind it,
SEC’s major policy shift ahead,
and the grand narrative of Nasdaq promoting tokenization on top.

The combination of these three
is the true “starting signal” for the era of on-chain assets.

I believe the future of finance
won’t be “traditional vs. crypto,”
but “on-chain vs. off-chain.”
Stocks, bonds, ETFs, asset portfolios
will all enter the programmable era.

Projects that dare to run ahead before regulatory ice breaks
are likely to become the biggest winners in the next cycle.
MSX is already in that position.
Trends don’t wait for anyone.
The era of on-chain assets
has already been set in motion.

#MSX