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Joining today’s Binance Live to talk about AI, crypto and where the real overlap might actually be.
Not AI tokens for the sake of the narrative, but stablecoins, tokenization, DeFi and whether crypto can find a real role in the AI economy.
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⏰ Date : 25th September 2026
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Crypto may be global, but the rules shaping it are still local. That tension is becoming harder to ignore as regulation starts influencing where projects build, where capital flows, and which users can actually participate.
Looking forward to the discussion on Crypto Politics.
🚨 NEW SPACE
Crypto has no borders. Politics does.
But regulation, elections and policy decisions are increasingly shaping what gets built, where capital moves, and who gets access.
Tomorrow, we’re bringing projects from across Web3 together for Crypto Politics - a conversation about what happens when a global industry collides with local rules.
🗓 September 24
⏰ 2 PM UTC
🤝 Co-hosted with @Growthy_Web3
Featuring:
@linkalabs
@Magne_AI
@vs1_finance
@cellframenet
@PinGoAI
@aetheriumX_fun
@geoffreymccabe
@ULTILAND
@blubird_app
Set a reminder. See you tomorrow. 🎙️
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The bigger signal is that institutions like BlackRock are starting to think about AI, tokenization and crypto as parts of the same system.
That matters for DeFi because institutional participation can speed up the creation of entirely new onchain asset classes — compute today, potentially data, energy and other machine resources tomorrow.
AI may bring the demand. Institutions can bring scale, legitimacy and capital. DeFi could end up sitting in the middle, turning those new machine-native assets into markets.
Funnily enough I wrote about this yesterday...
BlackRock gets the rails right:
- AI is machine native intelligence, crypto is machine native money
- Agents cant use banks so they need blockchains
- Stablecoins are the money they pay with
- Compute becomes a tokenised asset class
But they stop at money and compute. The machine economy needs far more than that... identity, contracts, attention, energy, information itself. All of it gets tokenised, and most of those asset classes dont exist yet.
Everything will be a token. And I mean everything.
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If AI compute becomes tokenized, RWA starts to look a lot broader than stocks, bonds and real estate.
Compute is productive capacity. Put that onchain and suddenly crypto can price, finance and trade a resource that AI actually consumes.
That could create a very different bridge between AI and DeFi.
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DeFi is waking up again. TVL is up 8.6%, DEX daily volume has doubled, and protocol fees are climbing. Pendle is growing too.But stablecoin supply is basically flat. The activity is back — now let’s see if fresh capital follows.
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The trillion-dollar projections sound exciting, but why would someone choose to own assets onchain in the first place?
Easier trading and global access are a good start, but we need to give people outside crypto a compelling reason to participate.
That’s when this market gets a lot more interesting — when growth comes from new users, not just crypto-native capital moving around.
A trillion-dollar shift is underway.
New Deutsche Bank research report featuring Ondo forecasts a multitrillion-dollar market for tokenized assets, excluding stablecoins:
→ $1.5–2 trillion by 2030
→ $3–4 trillion by 2035
The market has already grown from roughly $10B in January 2025 to $39B in September 2026.
The report names Ondo alongside BlackRock, Circle, and Franklin Templeton among the largest providers of tokenized Treasury products.
Beyond market growth, it explores how institutions are using tokenization to change how assets are distributed, traded, and settled.
Deutsche Bank joins a growing list of institutions that see trillions in assets moving onchain.
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I agree with the direction, but the real opportunity goes beyond putting stocks onchain.Stablecoins brought dollars into crypto. Tokenized equities could bring an entirely new pool of assets into DeFi, opening up more possibilities for collateral, lending and liquidity.
Institutional adoption may make this happen much faster, but the real breakthrough comes when those assets can actually be used across onchain markets, not just traded.
Tokenized equities today are exactly where stablecoins were in 2019.
the first pmf is here. bringing equities onchain is just as obvious, simple, yet genius as bringing dollars onchain was back then. we've already seen the first growth spurt push us to the first few billion in onchain supply.
but zoom out and it's painfully obvious we're still incredibly early. an easy 100x in growth still ahead over the next few years.
here's where it gets interesting though:
stablecoin growth was slower, because we spent years operating in a completely different environment. one that mocked crypto, treated it with deep skepticism, and forced us to fight regulatory headwinds the whole way. one of the biggest catalysts, the GENIUS Act, only came last year, many years after the first pmf, and accelerated stablecoin significantly.
tokenized equities are positioned completely differently.
there's already massive institutional interest and adoption, and tokenized equities are an obvious, compelling fit for exactly that crowd. and just days ago the SEC issued its Innovation Exemption, explicitly allowing tokenized stocks to trade onchain, actively pushing this development forward instead of fighting it.
so I think tokenized equities are equally obvious with equally asymmetric upside as stablecoins in 2019. except this time it's going to move much, much faster.
one of the biggest opportunities forming in this space right now.
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AetheriumX enters its next chapter. 🚀
Following our 2026 transition, Morgan Web3 Labs continues as a wholly owned division of AetheriumX Foundation INC., driving the same team, technology, and ecosystem vision forward.
All new partnerships and ecosystem initiatives are now led by AetheriumX Foundation INC. Existing contractual obligations remain unchanged.
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I think the adoption argument here is exactly where the conversation needs to go.
We can spend years debating the perfect regulatory framework, but people ultimately adopt products because they make their lives easier, not because the legislation looks good on paper.
And this is where DeFi becomes interesting. Stablecoins may bring millions of people onchain through payments, but once they're there, why should their financial activity stop at payments? Lending, liquidity, credit and asset management can all become part of that experience.
Of course, DeFi still needs to solve its usability, security and risk problems. But if it can deliver real value to millions of users, regulation will increasingly have to deal with an existing financial market rather than a hypothetical one.
Adoption doesn't replace regulation. It gives regulators something real to work with.
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Tokenized Treasuries proved that real-world assets can move onchain. Tokenized equities will test whether global capital markets can move there too. Issuance is easy. Liquidity is the real battle.
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The SEC’s Innovation Exemption is a welcome step. It opens the door to limited onchain trading of tokenized stocks and gives DeFi-style market infrastructure room to develop.
But what I’m really looking forward to is Regulation Crypto Assets.
A clear, workable framework for crypto projects to raise capital could have a much more direct impact on the industry itself.
Still a proposal, but definitely one worth watching closely.
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CLARITY stalled, but Wall Street is still moving onchain.
The SEC is now allowing tokenized stocks to trade through permissioned onchain liquidity pools. That's a real opening for DeFi market infrastructure, even if it's limited for now.
TradFi and crypto are merging faster than the rulebook can keep up.
BREAKING: The SEC just approved onchain trading of tokenized stocks, under a temporary, limited exemption.
This lets crypto platforms offer tokenized versions of stocks like Apple and Tesla with lighter rules while the SEC builds permanent regulation.
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The CLARITY Act has stalled, but crypto adoption isn't waiting for Washington.
As DeFi, stablecoins and traditional finance continue to merge, the real question is becoming more interesting: who actually sets the rules, and who controls access?
Looking forward to diving into this with everyone!
Join us later tomorrow as we dive into the unwritten rules of crypto.
🗓️ 2pm UTC (09/17)
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Exactly. And I think this is already happening. As DeFi becomes more integrated with everyday financial services, adoption will grow naturally. Regulation may be delayed, but the convergence of crypto and traditional finance won't wait for it.
CLARITY failed. Now DeFi needs to win through adoption.
Build products millions of people want. Become too important to ignore. Regulation will have to catch up.
The Uber path.
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DeFi feels pretty barbell-shaped right now.
People still want the casino stuff on one side, and stablecoins + RWA are growing on the other.
The middle — spot DEX, LSTs, restaking — looks a lot less exciting.
Feels like the next DeFi wave might be more about real usage than just stacking TVL.
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The tokenization supercycle is very real — and DeFi is where those tokenized assets actually become usable.
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Over the past week, DeFi looks a bit split.
Headline activity cooled — 24h DEX volume fell 18% and protocol fees dropped nearly 8% — while TVL and stablecoin supply barely moved.
But yield markets told a different story. Pendle TVL rose 3.2%, median stablecoin APY climbed to 4.28%, and top APY also moved higher.
So this doesn’t look like a broad DeFi breakout yet. It looks more like capital getting selective: less chasing, more focus on yield.
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