2026 will become a turning point for real-world assets (RWA) landing on the blockchain. A project has long recognized this opportunity — it has deeply partnered with a regulated exchange in the Netherlands to launch an on-chain trading platform that has held a regulatory license since its inception.

This exchange holds MTF (Multilateral Trading Facility), Broker, and ECSP licenses. What does this mean? It means that users trading securities assets on-chain are backed by genuine financial regulation. Not in a gray area, not growing wildly, but within a regulatory framework of innovation.

According to plans, this platform aims to migrate over €300 million worth of securities assets to the blockchain by 2026. This is not a small feat — it signals a large-scale transfer of traditional financial assets onto the chain. Investors will be able to trade real securities in a transparent, efficient, and regulated environment.

While the market is still hyping meme coins, some projects are already building competitive barriers with real financial assets. The dual compliance framework of "on-chain + off-chain" is precisely what traditional capital cares most about. This is a microcosm of Web3 moving from speculation to practicality. The RWA track has just begun, and stories of compliant trading are where long-term value lies.