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The reform proposal for settlement methods issued by the exchange is not just a simple rule change. It is a movement to fundamentally reshape the structure of the financial markets.
The concept of "trade date" that has existed for over 300 years is finally approaching a historic turning point.
Why is such a large-scale institutional reform being implemented at this particular moment? It is worth exploring the background and implications.
The transition to D+0 settlement will have a profound impact on overall market liquidity, risk management, and settlement efficiency. For financial institutions and traders who have relied on the traditional trading system, this will be an unavoidable transformation.
Can D+0 really be achieved? I’m a bit skeptical...
Wait, isn’t this something blockchain has already done long ago, and the financial circle is only now catching up?
Oh my, these 300-year-old rules can be changed just like that—how desperate must one be?
By the way, does this thing benefit us retail investors in any way? Or are we just going to be harvested again?
D+0 sounds awesome but I feel like it will screw over a bunch of people haha.
Another "reform," who benefits and who gets screwed over, we’ll have to wait and see.
Wait, can this really be implemented? Or is it just another empty promise...
Bet five bucks, traditional financial institutions are going to cry their eyes out again.
By the way, does this have any impact on the crypto world? Asking for a science explanation.
Wow, changing 300 years of rules in one go, the show effect is perfect.
The surge in liquidity is indeed tempting, but what about the risks? Is no one mentioning it?
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D+0? Sounds impressive, but probably only a few can truly adapt
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Another major financial reshuffle, and the retail investors are about to be cut again
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Compliance costs are skyrocketing, small exchanges are directly退出? That's a bit intense
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Basically, it's because the technology has advanced, and the old system has to be demolished and rebuilt
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Brothers are still studying K-line charts, but the制度 has changed. Are they forcing us to upgrade?
The 300-year-old concept collapsing overnight, this pace is a bit刺激.
Wait, can liquidity really improve? Why do I feel it might get messier?
Financial institutions will definitely blow up, those rushing to run away are all there.
No matter how nicely you say it, you're just paving the way for yourself, don't be fooled.
In the end, this thing still has to rely on on-chain data to speak.
The 300-year-old rules have been broken overnight, it feels more like Web3 is fighting back against TradFi.
Old crypto folks can finally watch the show this time. I really want to see how those who call us crazy will adapt.
If liquidity explodes, will small retail investors have a chance or will they be harvested again?
Wait, is this real reform or just another big satellite balloon...
Honestly, it doesn't seem that simple. There must be some sneaky way to harvest the leeks somewhere.
Wait, the 300-year-old rules suddenly changed overnight? Feels like there will be trouble.
Liquidity has surged, but the risks are skyrocketing too... Who will come to the rescue?
If old projects are still using the settlement mechanism, they need to upgrade quickly, or they'll be out of the game.
This pace of reform is a bit aggressive; will there be minor adjustments later on...
The bad news is having to relearn everything; the good news is that arbitrage opportunities are here haha.
No, why are exchanges doing this at this time? The market probably isn't ready yet.
Can the current risk control keep up with the speed of D+0? Feels like there might be pitfalls.
Suddenly shifting to real-time settlement, small and medium institutions are getting stuck.
This wave of reform is intensifying the 80/20 split, with big players rejoicing and small traders trembling.
Innovations at the settlement layer are always brewing beneath the surface... Many on-chain projects have already been working on this.