According to @EmberCN, Bitget has announced a transition to a UEX panoramic exchange that removes the boundary between CEX and on-chain trading, enabling users to trade on-chain tokens directly with a CEX account and interface, source: @EmberCN on X. The author outlines a four-stage industry progression: from CEX and on-chain being siloed, to OKX integrating a Web3 wallet into the exchange app, to Binance launching Alpha to bring some on-chain tokens onto the main CEX site, and now UEX aiming for full integration, source: @EmberCN on X. UEX is described as a crypto super app model consolidating trading needs in one app and account, covering on-chain tokens (including Pump in-app markets) and tokenized U.S. stocks, source: @EmberCN on X. The post argues that a one-stop super app design can increase user stickiness and build a defensible moat for the platform, which is relevant for traders assessing liquidity concentration and platform risk dynamics, source: @EmberCN on X.

According to @EmberCN, MyStonks has completed U.S. Security Token Offering (STO) filing and obtained qualification to issue security tokens in the United States, marking a core compliance milestone for the platform. source: @EmberCN on X The author states this qualification positions MyStonks as a compliant platform for tokenized U.S. stock trading rather than an unlicensed operator, highlighting its capacity to issue security tokens under U.S. rules. source: @EmberCN on X

According to @cas_abbe, MEXC Stock Futures now allows crypto traders to gain exposure to tokenized U.S. stocks such as TSLA and NVDA without the need for traditional brokerage accounts, KYC, or fiat transfers. This development streamlines the process for traders who want to diversify into U.S. equities using crypto assets, potentially increasing liquidity and volatility for these tokenized stock pairs on MEXC’s platform. The move could drive new trading opportunities and cross-market strategies within the crypto ecosystem, as reported by @cas_abbe.