Recently, a friend working in a brokerage system revealed an interesting phenomenon to me: the volume of certain stocks related to Crypto Assets, such as Coinbase and Robinhood, has suddenly surged, even becoming a major source of platform fees.

This phenomenon seems to reflect investors turning to invest in publicly traded companies related to Crypto Assets when they cannot directly participate in Crypto Assets trading. This "roundabout way to save the country" investment strategy demonstrates investors' ongoing interest in the Crypto Assets market.

Currently, we are witnessing a struggle between traditional financial institutions (Web2) and the emerging blockchain world (Web3). Traditional brokers are concerned about users shifting to the crypto assets market, while crypto exchanges are worried that a sluggish market will drive users back to the stock market. This battle for users seems to be escalating.

As individual investors, we face the challenge of weighing between Web2 and Web3. The dynamic changes in the market require us to remain flexible and adjust our investment strategies at any time to seize the opportunities that may arise in various fields.

This phenomenon has also sparked some deep reflections: Is the boundary between traditional finance and emerging financial technology gradually blurring? How do investors' behaviors affect the market ecosystem? How will regulators respond to this trend of cross-border investment?

Regardless, this interesting market phenomenon reminds us that staying vigilant and adaptable is crucial in the rapidly changing financial world.