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📈 Who reached $1 trillion faster Comparison of capitalization growth speed to $1 trillion: 🔴 Gold — 52 years 🔴 Microsoft — 44 years 🔴 Apple — 42 years 🔴 Amazon — 24 years 🔴 Google — 22 years 🔴 Nvidia — 25 years 🟢 Bitcoin — just 12 years The conclusion is simple: underestimating bitcoin is a bad idea. $BTC ‌$XAUT ‌$NVDAX ‌

Today is derivatives quarterly expiration day, typically on such days trading volume surges sharply while Bitcoin declines slightly. It's particularly unpleasant right now because the S&P 500 has come close to its 200-day moving average. If we lose that level, this day could quickly turn difficult. Especially on Fridays in recent weeks, markets often decline in advance, anticipating Trump's new "pranks" over the weekend ✅ At this moment, the market is in a locally positive atmosphere, as the Strait of Hormuz remains partially operational. Media learned that Iran is selling safe passage permits at $2 million per oil tanker 😇 The FBI warned about a scam token on the TRON network. Scammers created a token with the FBI logo and name, sending messages stating that wallets are under investigation and must pass anti-money laundering checks 😈 Nvidia has strengthened its control over AI infrastructure through a major deal with AWS. By 2027, Amazon plans to deploy approximately 1 million Nvidia GPUs 😎

Gate Stock Token Zone has broken through traditional trading time and space limitations, driving rapid increases in trading volume for popular stocks like Tesla and Apple, with cumulative trading volume exceeding $140 billion by March 2026. The high volatility of Tesla tokens and the stability of Apple tokens have attracted significant user and institutional capital participation, demonstrating the enormous potential of digital assets in modern markets.

With the rise of RWA tokenization, Gate has built an efficient ecosystem connecting traditional assets and blockchain through innovative technical frameworks and product portfolios. Its "dual-market" liquidity model and unified account system significantly enhance market trading efficiency and meet institutional-grade market demands. Recently, the U.S. SEC has also begun recognizing tokenized assets, further driving this trend.

On March 18, 2026, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved Nasdaq's rule amendments regarding tokenized securities trading, permitting the clearing and settlement of certain stocks in tokenized form within a DTCC (Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation) pilot framework. This marks tokenized assets' transition from niche experimentation into mainstream financial infrastructure. As smart contracts begin partially replacing traditional ETF fund structures, investors face not merely a choice between "stocks" and "funds," but deeper tradeoffs regarding asset forms, trading efficiency, and legal substance. Based on the latest regulatory developments and market data, this article deconstructs the core differences between tokenized stocks and traditional ETFs, and extrapolates the investment logic and potential risks underlying them. Nasdaq Approved for Pilot Program, Tokenized Stocks Enter Mainstream View On March 18, 2026, the SEC approved a rule amendment by Nasdaq, permitting the tokenization of certain stocks under a specific pilot framework within the DTCC's infrastructure.