Entering the second half of 2025, the global Web3 industry is experiencing a subtle yet profound transformation—shifting from mere narrative creativity to tangible application implementation. In this transition, IOST's actions are particularly noteworthy.

Not only has this project seized the opportunity of RWA 3.0, but it has also established a complete closed-loop from underlying code to the capital ecosystem under the MIGA strategic framework. Even more interestingly, the official launch of the I Foundation marks IOST's transformation from a simple "infrastructure builder" to an "enabler of ecological value"—this shift in identity reflects an upgrade in the overall strategic approach.

Looking specifically at the performance over the past half year: the buyback plan has stabilized market expectations, leading protocols in the RWA field have narrowed the gap with traditional finance, and the launch of Signet series hardware has addressed the long-standing technical bottleneck of decentralized identity verification (DID). Both compliance and innovation are pursued simultaneously. High-growth markets like Japan, South Korea, and Thailand are seen as breakthrough points—clearly, IOST is focusing on the broader growth space of on-chain physical assets.

The plans for the second half of the year are equally ambitious: accelerating the development of modular financial architecture, diversifying application scenarios, and building a value co-creation network with global ecosystem partners. If this pace continues, the imagination space for the RWA track on IOST's side is indeed quite large.