Recently, a remarkable event has occurred in the fintech sector. ALT5 Sigma, a company with an annual revenue of only 20 million USD, suddenly announced a bold financing plan. The company plans to issue up to 200 million shares of common stock at a price of $7.50 per share on NASDAQ, totaling nearly 10 billion RMB.

What makes this move special is that ALT5 Sigma has chosen to use WLFI tokens for the stock exchange. Even more surprisingly, Eric Trump has been appointed as a member of the company's board. This series of actions has quickly made ALT5 Sigma the focus of the financial market.

The move by ALT5 Sigma is not just a simple financing action. It is actually an attempt to integrate the WLFI token and the associated USD1 stablecoin into the U.S. securities system. This approach has sparked widespread discussion and attention in the financial sector.

On September 1st, the WLFI token began its first claim and trading. However, it is noteworthy that as early as August, WLFI had already been listed on the US stock market in the form of coin shares. Currently, as "WLFI Reserve Vault Shares," ALT5 shows a certain correlation between its stock price trend and the WLFI coin price.

This series of events demonstrates the increasingly complex relationship between the cryptocurrency market and traditional financial markets. It not only reflects the innovation of emerging financial technologies but also exposes the potential risks and regulatory challenges present in this field.

With the emergence of this new type of financial instrument, both investors and regulators need to remain vigilant and gain a deep understanding of its operating mechanisms and potential impacts. This case may become an important reference point for the future development of financial markets, deserving our ongoing attention and analysis.