#数字资产市场动态 At the beginning of last year, the institutional-grade trading infrastructure LMAX Group announced its partnership with Ripple, integrating the fiat-backed stablecoin RLUSD into the trading system as the primary collateral to provide cross-asset margin services for institutional clients. This event sent a clear signal — in the current environment where regulatory frameworks are gradually improving, stablecoins backed by real fiat currency are becoming a key gateway for traditional financial giants to enter the space.
What exactly are the incoming traditional capital looking for? On the surface, it's compliance and liquidity; at a deeper level, they truly desire assets with solid fundamentals, the ability to generate real economic effects, and long-term growth narratives.
This is why some projects that position themselves early in this track are particularly popular. For example, those that continuously fund global education initiatives through economic models or produce verifiable social outcomes in countries like Pakistan. These projects are no longer just hype-driven concepts but are rooted in real social fundamentals. For institutional investors who need diversified portfolios and care about ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) performance, these assets offer a rare story angle in traditional finance. They may not be the earliest bridges, but they have the potential to become the most distinctive foothold on the other side of the bridge.
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MemeCurator
· 3h ago
Integrating stablecoins into the traditional financial system is indeed a turning point, but the real winners are still those projects with genuine business support.
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SnapshotBot
· 4h ago
The real social impact approach is indeed appealing, but is big capital really entering for ESG? Or is it just a better-packaged version of the same thing? Honestly, it's all about the returns.
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OldLeekConfession
· 4h ago
Stablecoins are indeed a threshold this time, but the real value is in the fundamentals. Air projects should take a break.
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NFTragedy
· 4h ago
Wait, does RLUSD really have that many people endorsing it? It still seems to depend on future user adoption.
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TokenStorm
· 4h ago
On-chain data shows that institutional entry is indeed accelerating, but this ESG narrative seems a bit shaky to me... The risk factor is maxed out.
#数字资产市场动态 At the beginning of last year, the institutional-grade trading infrastructure LMAX Group announced its partnership with Ripple, integrating the fiat-backed stablecoin RLUSD into the trading system as the primary collateral to provide cross-asset margin services for institutional clients. This event sent a clear signal — in the current environment where regulatory frameworks are gradually improving, stablecoins backed by real fiat currency are becoming a key gateway for traditional financial giants to enter the space.
What exactly are the incoming traditional capital looking for? On the surface, it's compliance and liquidity; at a deeper level, they truly desire assets with solid fundamentals, the ability to generate real economic effects, and long-term growth narratives.
This is why some projects that position themselves early in this track are particularly popular. For example, those that continuously fund global education initiatives through economic models or produce verifiable social outcomes in countries like Pakistan. These projects are no longer just hype-driven concepts but are rooted in real social fundamentals. For institutional investors who need diversified portfolios and care about ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) performance, these assets offer a rare story angle in traditional finance. They may not be the earliest bridges, but they have the potential to become the most distinctive foothold on the other side of the bridge.