Exchanges are now getting intoTradeFi

[Oshosondy]

Exchange regulations have really helped exchanges. Do you know that you can now trade real word assets (RWA) on exchanges? Example is the TSLAX and GOOGLX.

But I saw something new on an exchange recently which is TradiFi which I think is the real stock trading like TSLA which is the real Tesla stock. Correct me if I am wrong.

What do you guys think about this? Which one will you prefer to trade in exchange. TSLAX or TSLA? TSLAX is tokenized form of TSLA but traded on spot and future market on exchanges, while TSLA is traded on TradiFi on the exchange that I saw it.

[Emitdama]

Which one will you prefer to trade in exchange. TSLAX or TSLA? TSLAX is tokenized form of TSLA but traded on spot and future market on exchanges, while TSLA is traded on TradiFi on the exchange that I saw it.

Once again speculative trading is proven as gambling by these!

When these are not at all hitting the actually exchange like Nastaq or NYSE, we are literally betting on them like whether they will rise or fall.

Your question of which one to be preferred will not be a big concern for traders here because they will trade whatever available in their favourite exchange or will sign up in a new exchange to start with. Otherwise volume or spread will be a constrain to choose which exchange.

Even, these sounds like a good idea to trade real world assets, I feel like you always need to be ready for announcements of ceasing operations due to regulation or hack.

Personally I prefer a regulated brokers to trade/invest with the real assets definitely not in tokenized form.

[JeffBrad12]

I like both of them, but tokenized stock usually have low liquidity that's why i'm still using stock app specifically tailored for stock trading.
Try to see TSLAX pair across various exchange even in bybit it only got $221k volume with 20k 2% depth. That's a huge slippage right there.

That aside though, it's good seeing we can rotate to stock as easy as just swapping our cryptos at the very least.

[Oshosondy]

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I like both of them, but tokenized stock usually have low liquidity that's why i'm still using stock app specifically tailored for stock trading.
Try to see TSLAX pair across various exchange even in bybit it only got $221k volume with 20k 2% depth. That's a huge slippage right there.

That aside though, it's good seeing we can rotate to stock as easy as just swapping our cryptos at the very least.

I am not talking about tokenized stocks. See example of what I am talking about:



The TradiFi is different from the tokenized stocks. The TradiFi is through a third party.

But what I noticed about it is that the volume is not displayed and which makes it not transparent.

I think the trading volume may be very low.