The exchange has recently launched the public beta of the TradFi (Traditional Finance) sector, and this move is quite crucial. Users can now directly trade gold, forex, indices, and commodities using USDT. It sounds simple, but the underlying logic is profound — connecting the Crypto world with traditional financial markets.

What does this mean? For investors, there's no need to switch back and forth between two accounts. One wallet, one set of assets, multiple options. If gold rises, they can buy; if the dollar depreciates, they can exchange currencies. This kind of flexibility is especially attractive to those who are both involved in the crypto space and want to allocate traditional assets.

From the exchange's perspective, this is a new breakthrough in an increasingly competitive market. It not only retains crypto users but also attracts big players like hedge funds and traditional investment institutions. The more diverse the asset types, the stronger the user stickiness. This move combines the advantages of crypto (24/7 trading, low barriers, fast settlement) with the depth of traditional markets, which sounds very promising.