The era of enterprise-level asset on-chain: from retail trading to CFO decision-making industry transformation

LiquiditySurfer · 2025-12-29T12:14:14+00:00

The focus of development in the cryptocurrency industry is shifting from price volatility to corporate financial decision-making and the construction of financial infrastructure. Progress in compliant custody services and stablecoin legislation has created conditions for enterprises to comply and go on-chain, and tokenization applications are gradually being implemented. These changes indicate that stablecoins have become an important issue for financial stability, and regulatory approaches are beginning to shift toward standardized management.

LiquiditySurfer

2025-12-29 12:14:14

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【CryptoPunk】The development focus of the crypto industry is quietly shifting. In the past, market discussions centered around price fluctuations and trading activity; now, the focus has shifted to corporate financial decision-making and financial infrastructure development. This is not a awakening among retail investors, but rather the true industrial application begins when CFOs and risk management teams start approving stablecoin settlement and asset tokenization schemes.

What has happened over the past year? Compliance custodial services are gradually maturing, accounting standards and regulatory frameworks are becoming clearer. Legislation related to stablecoins (such as the GENIUS Act, MiCA), changes in regulatory attitudes, and international financial regulators’ reassessment of bank digital asset capital requirements have collectively created realistic conditions for enterprises to go compliant on-chain.

Progress at the practical application level is even more intuitive. Tokenized government bonds and money market funds have surpassed critical thresholds and are no longer just concepts. JPMorgan is conducting transaction settlements on Solana, Goldman Sachs and Bank of New York Mellon are jointly promoting fund tokenization, and BlackRock’s BUIDL fund is already operational. The significance of tokenization is not to overthrow the entire market system but to upgrade settlement mechanisms—reducing settlement cycles from days to minutes, lowering costs, and enabling seamless global capital connectivity.

Stablecoins speak with digital authority: the payment volume processed this year has exceeded $9 trillion, with a market cap of about $309 billion. This is no longer a fringe topic in the crypto world but a matter of financial stability. Regulatory approaches have shifted from blocking to regulation, indicating that decision-makers have recognized the systemic impact that cannot be ignored.

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OnchainArchaeologist

· 2h ago

Hmm, from retail speculation to CFO approval, now that's a real turning point. Wait, is this really going to be implemented this time, or is it another PPT project? When will MiCA's regulations catch up domestically... To put it nicely, it still depends on whether someone can actually settle large amounts into stablecoins. Once giants like JPMorgan enter the market, the window for retail bottom-fishing might be closed. Has the tokenization of government bonds crossed the critical threshold? Let's see if it can be truly applied on a large scale later; it's easy to get caught up in the concept. Mature compliance custody, a widow giving birth—I'm still not very convinced. Shifting the topic to corporate decision-making, should we retail investors also change our approach? What does the re-evaluation of capital requirements mean? Can you explain it to me in detail? Suddenly, I feel like I've been freeloading all along; the enterprise level is really the main course.

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NFTFreezer

· 2h ago

The era of retail investors is coming to an end, big capital has taken over CFOs are finally starting to play, should we small retail investors start to clear our positions? The compliance framework has become much clearer, but who truly benefits from this wave still remains to be seen With so many legislations on stablecoins, it still feels like the same old story JPMorgan Chase is moving so quickly, are traditional finance really getting serious? Tokenized government bonds have broken the circle, mainstream adoption is truly happening Alright, another story of retail investors being harvested by institutions This wave of change sounds nice, but in reality, it’s just big fish eating small fish The rise of enterprise blockchain has ignited, but the window of opportunity for retail investors might be closing

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 3h ago

Oh no, CFOs are finally entering the market. This means the retail investors' carnival is really coming to an end. Wait, why do I feel like this is just like the internet bubble years ago? Enterprise applications took off, but retail got cut... Legislation on stablecoins sounds good, but the actual implementation still has to wait. Don't just keep shouting about concepts. JPMorgan's approach always feels like it's just here to collect IQ taxes. Tokenized government bonds? Honestly, it's just a different wrapper; fundamentally, it's the same old thing. This wave of change, for someone like me, a small retail investor, is a bit unsettling.

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BloodInStreets

· 3h ago

Retail investors have long been wiped out; now it's the institutions' turn to take over. The CFO has started to nod, indicating that the weed field really needs to be replanted. With a clear compliance framework, it basically means it's time to harvest the next wave. JPMorgan Chase has already taken action, and we're still sleepwalking as retail investors. From price wars to financial battles, it's just switching tracks to continue cutting losses. Is tokenized government bonds reaching a critical point? I just want to know who will bear the risks. This wave isn't about industry application launch; it's the final cut before institutions enter. Shifting the topic to CFO decisions? That means retail investors really should exit. Once stablecoin legislation passes, regulatory constraints will be firmly in place. The era of bottom-fishing is over; this is just the opening speech for the ones carrying the sedan chairs.

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orphaned_block

· 3h ago

I've been saying it for a while, the era of retail investors trading cryptocurrencies should come to an end. Now it's the big institutions' turn to harvest profits. CFOs are all getting involved; what chances do we still have... With a bunch of stablecoin legislation and compliance frameworks in place, it feels like this wave has truly arrived. JPMorgan Chase is also working on tokenization; is traditional finance really going to embrace blockchain? By the way, is this good or bad for us small retail investors? Or will we still get cut?

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ShibaMillionairen't

· 3h ago

Oh no, this is just the beginning of capital players taking over. Retail investors should wake up. Wait, will CFOs really go through compliance processes just for this little profit? I think it's more of a marketing gimmick. After so long, MiCA has been approved, but it still feels like a lot of noise and little action... When will real institutional funds actually arrive? Honestly, I still don't quite understand tokenization. It feels like the Federal Reserve and SEC are coordinating a bit fake. From a coin price perspective, these policies should be a good opportunity to speculate, haha. Is compliance custody mature now? When a major exchange like a certain one went bankrupt, I didn't see this being put to use... Actions from big banks like JPMorgan Chase are worth paying attention to. As retail investors, let's just watch the excitement. It feels like this is a game for the elite circle. As small-town youth, we should just keep buying coins. By the way, is this shift a positive or negative for coin prices? The market seems pretty numb to the reaction.

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