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Lately, I’ve been feeling that RWA on-chain can get a bit complicated: the “liquidity” on-chain often looks like a mirror—when you draw it, it’s pretty round—but once you hit the redemption window, priority, fees, and the suspension clauses stacking on top of each other, the boundaries immediately warp. To put it plainly, just because you can buy in the secondary market doesn’t mean you can always redeem the underlying assets whenever you want at net asset value; many protocols hide the most critical “gates” in the fine print.
I’ll also admit I’m a little envious of others holding seemingly steady coupon assets, with the whole vibe of interest-rate-cut expectations, the U.S. dollar index, and risk assets bouncing up and down together—like everything is smooth. But the hotter things get, the more I want to turn the redemption path into a diagram: who can redeem, how long it takes, and who is first/second when a run hits. Either way, I’d rather have a little less “looks sellable” right now than end up finding out I can only pass the parcel inside the pool. That’s all for now.