Someone in the group shared a screenshot and excitedly said that Western Union has started using Solana.

Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin ETF has also been listed on the New York Stock Exchange, and a bunch of people are following the hype.

I feel that Web3 has finally disrupted traditional finance.

Looking at the screen full of exclamation marks, I really think that the people in this circle have a kind of mysterious confidence.

This is not our victory; this is Wall Street's armed annexation.

Those guys in suits calculate better than anyone else.

They scoff at the so-called belief in decentralization.

Whether it’s BitGo collaborating with ZKsync for tokenized bank deposits or Western Union running data on-chain, the calculations behind are the same:

They suddenly realized that using these geeks' public chains as a base settlement network can save the company billions every year in cross-border clearing and server costs.

They are just treating the Crypto ecosystem we have painstakingly built as a free open-source cloud server.

Retail investors are still dreaming of changing the world, while the old money has swaggered in, taking the tools in your hands to reduce costs and increase efficiency for their own financial reports.

But there's no need to be angry about this. For those here to make money, recognizing reality will always earn more than guarding faith.

Since traditional giants are determined to treat RWA and stablecoins as their new track, we should honestly lay in ambush for those underlying infrastructures that they cannot avoid.

Who cares who wins or loses? As long as these giants are running business on-chain, they have to leave us some toll fees. #比特币ETF