To be honest, Buffett's choice is less of an ending and more of a revelation—it makes us see one thing clearly: the once unshakable traditional financial systems are now being transformed by the wave of digitalization. Conversely, the biggest challenge in the entire crypto industry also lies here—technology and innovation alone are not enough; we must find genuine value support.

In recent years, the popularity of RWA and tokenization has been rising continuously, which is actually a microcosm of this process. Real estate, art, debt claims... assets that could originally only circulate within traditional finance are now gradually being brought onto the chain. This is not about overturning anything but about completing the puzzle of value investing in the digital age.

Looking at it from another perspective, many projects in the crypto world previously fell into a misconception—they were eager to prove they could "replace" traditional finance. But the real opportunity lies in how to organically combine the real economy with on-chain assets. The stronger the value anchor, the greater the appeal of digital assets. This might be the true driving force of the entire track in the coming years.