The daily trading volume of a leading exchange's TradFi business just surpassed $2 billion. Looking at the recent data distribution, it's quite interesting — Gold(XAUUSD) remains in first place, followed closely by the Dow Jones Industrial Average(US30). Further down the list, the Nasdaq 100 Index(NAS100), Silver(XAGUSD), and Euro(EURUSD) occupy the third to fifth positions. This ranking basically reflects the current market focus on commodities and US stocks. The integration of traditional financial assets and the crypto ecosystem is indeed accelerating, with many users starting to hedge their portfolios through the exchange's TradFi section.
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FlatlineTrader
· 01-10 10:56
Gold is so popular, it seems everyone is hedging risks.
Traditional finance has indeed picked up, but I still think there's a lot of artificial trading volume.
2 billion sounds attractive, but I have no idea about the actual liquidity.
It's a bit surprising that the Dow is in second place; US stocks are still so favored in this wave.
However, the hedging demand has indeed increased, and money in the crypto circle is starting to flow out.
Gold and silver are both on the list; are the precious metals markets coming?
Exchanges integrating with traditional finance are trying to grab a piece of the traditional financial cake; at the end of the day, it's still a game of money.
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RealYieldWizard
· 01-08 11:13
Gold is still so popular, safe-haven assets, you know.
Traditional finance breaks 2 billion USD in daily trading volume, the integration speed is indeed fast.
More and more people are using hedging portfolios, exchanges are making a killing.
US30 and NAS100 are so high up, US stocks are still the hard currency.
Why hasn't silver taken off yet? Feels like it's being crushed by gold.
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MoneyBurner
· 01-08 04:44
Is gold still this strong? I’ve long sensed the hedging vibe, it seems everyone is building positions in precious metals and shorting US stocks with a pessimistic outlook. How satisfying must this liquidity premium be...
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ForkItAll
· 01-08 04:40
Is gold really that strong? Looks like everyone is trying to buy the dip.
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$2 billion, really? This trading volume is skyrocketing.
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Traditional Finance is booming, but I still think the crypto world is more appealing.
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The US stock market combined with gold, a conservative investor's package is here.
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Hedging, hedging. Basically, it's still about fearing a drop in coin prices.
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The speed of this integration is a bit scary. Traditional finance is also starting to get competitive.
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I believe gold is number one, but this ranking seems to change every week.
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US30 ranking so high, US stocks really recovered.
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Exchanges also want a piece of traditional finance's pie. This is quite interesting.
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Euro still in the top five, which is quite surprising.
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UncleWhale
· 01-08 04:35
Why is gold so popular? No wonder even exchanges are following suit now; the sense of profit is becoming increasingly sharp.
I just want to know how much of this 2 billion trading volume is genuine hedging, and how much is gamblers just trying their luck.
The TradFi sector is hot, but it seems most people are just playing around; are there really many institutions coming in?
This speed of integration... to be honest, it's a bit fast. Are the traditional finance folks really ready?
Gold is timeless, and this saying seems to be true. But why isn't Bitcoin showing up in this ranking?
2 billion? Sounds huge, but compared to the daily trading volume of traditional exchanges, it's still a little brother.
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NFTArchaeologist
· 01-08 04:34
Gold still attracts money, everyone wants to buy the dip in precious metals these days, hilarious
After TradFi became popular, exchanges really turned into department stores, the speed of this integration is quite fast
$2 billion daily trading volume, how long can this data last?
I really didn't expect gold to be in first place... no, I actually did
Why does it feel like now everything can be hedged, but not the risk itself
With such popularity of US stock indices, it seems traditional financial players are also starting to move onto the chain
Gold, US stocks, forex... exchanges are aiming to cover the entire financial market
This ranking is so typical, just money hiding in safe places
Wait, silver is ranked so low? Is everyone too lazy or is no one optimistic about it
Hedging, hedging, and in the end, all eggs in one basket
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MevSandwich
· 01-08 04:30
Gold has always been popular, it seems everyone is hedging risk
Speaking of a $20 billion daily trading volume, this TradFi sector is really taking off, it feels like crypto people are all learning to trade stocks
The combination of US stocks and precious metals is quite interesting, but I still think it's too stable, not very exciting
I've said it before, traditional finance and crypto will eventually merge, and now we're finally seeing some results
However, gold sitting firmly in first place indicates that the market sentiment is still quite cautious
The daily trading volume of a leading exchange's TradFi business just surpassed $2 billion. Looking at the recent data distribution, it's quite interesting — Gold(XAUUSD) remains in first place, followed closely by the Dow Jones Industrial Average(US30). Further down the list, the Nasdaq 100 Index(NAS100), Silver(XAGUSD), and Euro(EURUSD) occupy the third to fifth positions. This ranking basically reflects the current market focus on commodities and US stocks. The integration of traditional financial assets and the crypto ecosystem is indeed accelerating, with many users starting to hedge their portfolios through the exchange's TradFi section.