2025-12-30 09:20:14

#现实资产代币化规模不断扩大 The CEOs of major U.S. banks recently expressed a view: the size of the U.S. economy far exceeds the influence scope of the Federal Reserve. This statement sounds simple, but it indeed reveals something — the resilience of the real economy and the checks and balances within the financial system.

Speaking of this, recently RWA (Real Asset Tokenization) has been quite popular. Leading assets like $ETH, $WOO, and $ATA each have their own characteristics, while the overall scale of the RWA track has been steadily expanding. In fact, when traditional financial institutions start to seriously consider on-chain assets, it says nothing specific — but the data speaks for itself — more real assets are flowing into blockchain.

This trend, to some extent, confirms a logic: no matter how strong centralized financial systems are, they must leave room for the possibility of decentralization. The growth of RWA, in a sense, is the expansion of this space.

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TrustlessMaximalist

· 01-02 08:33

RWA this wave does have some substance, but don't be blinded by the narrative. Traditional financial institutions entering the space are not to embrace decentralization; they just want to cut the leeks. Wait, isn't this logic reversed? The limited influence of the Federal Reserve actually indicates that RWA opportunities are greater? It feels a bit presumptuous. As for on-chain real assets, the core issue is who can survive. $ETH can hold up, but what about others? To put it nicely, it's about checks and balances; to be blunt, everyone just wants a share. The expansion of RWA scale is more of a financial innovation gimmick. No hype, no blackening. The institutions entering RWA now are just testing the waters; true large-scale applications are still a long way off.

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MerkleTreeHugger

· 01-02 03:07

RWA this time is really not hype; traditional financial giants are starting to get involved on the chain. What does that indicate? Huh? To put it simply, the centralized approach is becoming harder to sustain. Do data lie? No, the flow of funds is the answer.

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fren.eth

· 01-02 02:43

RWA is really taking off this time, traditional finance is starting to take blockchain assets seriously, what does that mean... it's the trend of the times. Traditional giants are all moving, what are retail investors hesitating for? The opportunity is right here in front of you. No matter how powerful centralized systems are, they can't stop the wave of decentralization. This is true power balancing. Wait, are the words from these big bank CEOs all PR-managed? Why is it such a "coincidence" that they all favor RWA? $ETH is the real winner, most of the other so-called altcoins are just following the trend.

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RegenRestorer

· 01-01 23:28

RWA is becoming more and more interesting. The moment traditional financial institutions stubbornly go on-chain, they've already lost. Traditional finance will eventually have to give way to the possibilities of decentralization. $ETH is stable, but I am more optimistic about the long-tail projects within the ecosystem.

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CountdownToBroke

· 2025-12-30 09:50

Wow, is RWA really taking off this time? I believe the Federal Reserve can't control the US economy, but can on-chain assets really shoulder this responsibility? It's definitely a signal that traditional finance has bowed out; now it's just a matter of whether institutions will pour in money or not. $ETH folks have probably already smelled the opportunity; this time, it really becomes a skill for bottom fishing.

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ForkPrince

· 2025-12-30 09:49

Traditional finance is still dragging its feet, while on-chain RWA is already making gains. What does this imply?

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LiquidationWatcher

· 2025-12-30 09:35

RWA this wave really has some desperation, traditional financial institutions are starting to take it seriously, what does that mean? It means they are also panicking. To be honest, the words of the big bank CEOs sound interesting, but the core is still about利益重分配 (redistribution of interests), just stabilize ETH. Data will speak, now we just wait to see who can reap the benefits. Traditional finance wants to hold onto their small patch of land, but sooner or later they will have to make way on the chain. RWA is the breakthrough. No matter how strong centralized entities are, they must admit that decentralized money is really coming. WOO and ATA's performance, have you followed? Feels like there’s still hope. The influence scope of the Federal Reserve is not really important; the key is where the assets flow—if they flow onto the chain, that’s right. This is the true transfer of power, not about economic resilience, but about money moving. Is the RWA track steadily expanding? Then you need to select targets carefully; not all tokens will survive until that day. The entry of large institutions indeed changes the game rules, but don’t pin all your hopes on them. In short, this is the beginning of traditional finance migrating onto the chain. Let’s watch it develop slowly.

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BlockchainGriller

· 2025-12-30 09:32

RWA is gaining momentum, traditional institutions are starting to take on-chain assets seriously, indicating a major trend. Real assets going on-chain—that's the beginning of a redistribution of power. $ETH remains stable, but the story of $ATA isn't over yet, right? No matter how strong the Federal Reserve is, it can't control the entire economy, and the same goes for blockchain—decentralization is coming. This wave of institutional entry is real, not just hype; data doesn't lie. Centralization and decentralization coexist? No, RWA is actually grabbing territory. Traditional finance has finally chickened out and is starting to leave us some room.

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SatoshiNotNakamoto

· 2025-12-30 09:22

RWA this wave is indeed fierce. Traditional financial institutions are starting to take on-chain assets seriously. What does this mean... It indicates that the flow of money onto the chain is now irreversible. --- The Federal Reserve can't control the US economy? That's an interesting logic. So why are TradFi still so arrogant? --- $ETH $WOO $ATA takes turns performing, and the RWA track has become so popular... Honestly, I'm still observing. --- I believe the space is expanding, but I don't know when it will truly threaten traditional finance. --- Tokenizing real-world assets sounds great, but who will bear the costs and risks? Anyway, it's not us retail investors. --- A few days ago, I heard friends say RWA might become the next narrative. Now it seems there's some sign of that, but don't get your hopes up too much. --- No matter how centralized it is, it still has to make room for decentralization? Ha, wake up. TradFi hasn't truly backed down yet.

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