Goodbye encryption world foundationMany years ago, there was an unspoken "get on board" ceremony for blockchain projects - first, you would rush to register a foundation in some offshore location, write "non-profit", "open source", and "transparent" in the white paper, and repeatedly emphasize "community governance" and "distributed autonomy" during roadshows. With the foundation providing endorsement, it seemed legitimate. However, after a decade, you will find a more interesting and realistic trend: foundations are no longer the "orthodox position"; project teams have started to actively embrace corporate structures and even directly include tokens in the financial statements of listed companies.
Whether it's Conflux injecting core assets through the Hong Kong-listed company Pioneer Pharma, Tron reverse-merging with the small-cap Nasdaq company SRM Entertainment to rename it "Tron Inc.", or Sui promoting a massive allocation of SUI Tokens for treasury management by a US-listed company, Web3 projects are taking a turn, leveraging traditional capital markets.
金色财经_·2025-09-10 04:39