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The biggest obstacle for traditional capital entering the crypto market has never been technology, but compliance.
The ADX project is quite interesting, specifically creating a compliance channel between traditional institutions and the on-chain world. In simple terms, it allows traditional funds that want to enter but have many concerns to find a path that is both safe and compliant with regulatory requirements.
The RWA track is quite hot this year, but there are not many projects that can really be implemented. If the Compliance line is successfully navigated, there is indeed significant room for imagination ahead. After all, the capital scale of the traditional world and the current liquidity on the chain are not even in the same league.
Once the volume from TradFi flows in, this current market cannot be filled at all.
There are various RWA projects this year, but only those who can truly survive and comply will be the winners.
The idea of ADX is quite interesting, but whether it can truly help traditional investors enter... it still depends on the regulatory attitude.
With the high popularity of RWA, it feels like most of it is still concept speculation, with very few actually materializing.
Traditional capital indeed has a large volume, but there needs to be a channel for them to enter, and the compliance costs are not low.
These types of projects sound beautiful, but reality often slaps us in the face, so continuous observation is necessary.
Speaking of ADX's tokenomics, how is it? Has anyone done in-depth research on it?
I feel we should still be cautious; the entry of traditional capital may not necessarily be a good thing.
Once a compliant channel is established, the potential is indeed vast, but the premise must be genuine compliance, not just a name used to raise funds.
There are so many RWA projects this year; why should ADX stand out? Please explain.
With such a large discrepancy in capital volume, can the on-chain system currently absorb it? It might even lead to dumping.
In fact, compliance will always be the biggest hurdle, as technological iteration will always outpace policy evolution.
Speaking of RWA, there are many projects, and there are quite a few traps; it depends on who truly wins the hearts of institutions.
Traditional capital has plenty of bullets, but the key issue is the channel. Only when it's opened up can we know how weak the on-chain liquidity is.
The idea of ADX is good, but the difficulty of implementation is much greater than just boasting.
Don't mention Web3; the compliance bottleneck is a dead end in the entire financial sector. Whoever can truly understand this logic will win.
To be honest, it still depends on execution capability; there are too many appealing concepts out there.
Traditional capital is indeed eyeing this, but is afraid of being played for suckers by policy changes once again.
The RWA concept has been quite hot in the past two years, but tangible projects are indeed scarce; being optimistic requires caution.
By the way, is ADX really reliable? Has anyone actually used it? I feel it still depends on the real-world implementation.
RWA indeed has great imagination, but there are also many pitfalls... Traditional capital must adapt to on-chain gameplay as well.
It's only a matter of time before institutional funds enter the market; the key is who can get this card.
I feel that if compliance is settled in this cycle, on-chain liquidity could multiply several times without exaggeration.