I've heard a very interesting point: when "going on-chain" itself becomes the end goal, it actually marks the beginning of the problem.



The RWA (Real-World Asset) track has indeed been hot over the past two years, but there's a curse — too many projects have fallen into the same trap: desperately emphasizing compliance identity and on-chain status. As a result? They become a series of "compliant displays," looking impressive and high-end, but when it comes to actual trading, liquidity is shockingly thin.

This is the core issue. RWA should never be just about going on-chain. That's just the foundation. The key is the subsequent trading markets, price discovery, and real liquidity — these are the vital signs that keep RWA alive.
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