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SorryRugPulled
· 13h ago
Uh... It's the same old trick of institutional entry. Do they really come every time they say so?
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Nasdaq and CME are doing this stuff. Honestly, it's still just a new way to cut the leeks.
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Wait, is this real? Traditional finance is also starting to seriously play with crypto?
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Reliable index? It sounds to me like they're about to cut retail investors again.
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This time it finally feels a bit like a正规军, but why does it feel like it's been slow by several years?
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Are institutions really coming in? Then I need to think about whether to撤退.
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Another "standardization" again. It's always this phrase, and the crypto world is still the same.
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Looks good, but remember one thing—don't trust what they say.
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Now it's all good, another tool for institutions to收割.
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Why do so many indexes? Isn't it better to just look at the K-line?
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SignatureAnxiety
· 01-11 21:51
Nasdaq and CME teaming up to launch an index? Traditional finance is finally officially entering the scene...
Institutions have been waiting for this signal, right? With official endorsement, they can make large-scale allocations. Once again, retail investors are about to get cut.
This cooperation claims to promote standardization, but it looks more like paving the way for big players...
With the index tools improved, will it instead restrict the arbitrage opportunities for small investors?
Reliable is reliable, but once this price benchmark is set, do we still have room for operation?
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SnapshotBot
· 01-11 15:33
Nasdaq CME's move, to put it simply, is to reassure institutional investors. Is traditional finance finally seriously entering the space?
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GasOptimizer
· 01-11 05:58
Nasdaq plus CME, big institutions are starting to enter slowly, now retail investors are even more competitive.
Wait, is this index really reliable, or is it just another tool to trap retail investors?
All mainstream exchanges are taking action, which clearly shows confidence in this sector, but it feels like the threshold is getting higher.
Institution-friendly toolchains sound like they are telling us that only the wealthy can play.
The index launch is just to harvest, be careful everyone.
Compliance is a good thing, but if prices go up, that’s not good.
Nasdaq doing this, is the next step to start raising funds?
No matter how nice it sounds, it’s just serving the big players, we’re just the little fish.
Standardization? Isn’t it just about letting big, cheap institutions enter?
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MetaverseHomeless
· 01-09 12:45
Hmm... Nasdaq CME is launching this index, basically to reassure institutions to enter the market, pretty clever.
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FlatTax
· 01-09 12:42
The signal for institutional entry has appeared again, but can this index really withstand the next wave of sharp decline?
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Nasdaq and CME are doing this, frankly, they still want to "professionalize" the crypto space, making it easier for big funds to come in and harvest retail investors...
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Transparent and trustworthy? Ha, let's wait and see if exchanges will cause some trouble again.
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This is how traditional finance gradually erodes our faith, sigh.
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Alright, alright, another "reliable tool," but it still can't change the chaotic nature of the crypto world.
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The key question is, do institutions really believe in this? I remain skeptical.
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Standardization sounds good, but power is again concentrated in the hands of major exchanges.
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Take it slow, at least the direction is correct, which is better than complete wild growth.
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"Trustworthy price reference," I've heard this phrase too many times...
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Deepening cooperation is just deepening control. Don't be fooled by packaging tricks.
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RektCoaster
· 01-09 12:34
Honestly, this is just preheating before big funds enter the market, paving the way for institutions.
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Nasdaq and CME creating this index are just looking for a legitimate reason for traditional finance to enter the crypto space, and I am optimistic.
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Reliable benchmark tools? Uh... it depends on how they maintain this ecosystem, don't end up with a bunch of data games.
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The institutional investment toolchain is gradually improving... This phrase sounds very "aiming for big players," ready to go.
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Another "official endorsement," do you really think that with Nasdaq's name, the coin price can be stable? So naive.
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The confirmation of cooperation is a strong signal; just waiting for the day when large-scale allocations really happen.
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Transparent and trustworthy... You say it nicely, but I just want to see the data speak, anyway, just watching.
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RektRecorder
· 01-09 12:32
Nasdaq and CME teaming up? Now institutions finally have a sense of the "formal army," but on the other hand, what benefits do retail investors get?
纳斯达克与CME重推加密指数,机构投资者获得官方基准工具
【区块律动】纳斯达克和芝加哥商品交易所(CME)联手了。他们在1月8日确认深化合作,重新推出纳斯达克CME加密指数(NCI™)。这套新的基准工具专门为那些想进场数字资产的机构投资者服务——提供透明且可信的价格参考。说白了,就是给传统金融机构一个靠谱的指数标尺,让他们能更放心地配置加密资产。这种合作背后,反映出主流交易所对数字资产市场规范化的推进,也意味着机构级的加密投资工具链条在逐步完善。