Traders who have grown up in the crypto world often face an awkward dilemma: holding stablecoins like USDT and USDC, accustomed to 24/7 nonstop trading, and fully accepting the market’s high volatility. But when they want to switch to low-volatility assets like US stocks for hedging, the traditional process becomes a hurdle—opening accounts with brokers, converting fiat currency, then purchasing US stock index funds or individual stocks, each step involving hidden costs and time consumption.

This cumbersome process not only dampens enthusiasm for participation but also breaks the continuity of trading and the flexibility of funds. For users deeply immersed in the crypto market, this experience is simply "loss of engagement."

Good news is, the market is already adapting to this demand. More and more platforms are beginning to natively support direct trading of US stock assets—such as MSTR, COIN, AAPL, and other tech stocks—allowing users to seamlessly switch between crypto and traditional assets within a single account without complicated transfers. This low-friction cross-asset allocation method is becoming the standard expectation for the new generation of traders.