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Is RWA on-chain really just "easier to realize"?
The more I look at it, the more I think the biggest trap is the liquidity illusion: seeing pools and trading depth on-chain, but when you want to redeem, the terms flip—window periods, limits, manual reviews... instantly turning from "sell anytime" into "wait for notification."
In plain terms, many RWA still follow the old financial rhythm; they just move the certificates onto the chain.
Recently, Layer 2 is still arguing over TPS, fees, and who offers bigger subsidies, but I care more about: how do the underlying assets exit, who makes the call, and in the worst case, can I get my principal back with dignity?
Maybe I’m too cautious, but I’d rather take my time and enjoy the slow ride than crash headlong into a redemption wall.