Is the value of RWA only about moving stocks onto the chain? That’s just the first step. The biggest advantage of RWA over traditional brokers is that it transforms assets into value carriers that can keep evolving—continuously empowering and layering additional financial functionality.


In traditional brokers, one share is just one share. But on-chain, the same underlying asset can have more financial capabilities, and capital efficiency can change qualitatively.
Gate gStocks is a great example: a tokenized stock isn’t only tradable, it also adds five major capabilities:
▪️Collateralized borrowing —— Without selling the stock, you can borrow USDT to unlock liquidity
▪️Yu’e Bao-style yield —— Hold positions to keep earning returns, letting idle assets keep working
▪️Unified account —— Stocks can be used directly as collateral to participate in capital management, improving capital efficiency
▪️Leverage trading —— Supports isolated, cross, and long/short strategies, giving stocks a Crypto trading experience
▪️Stock dividends —— If eligible, you can automatically receive dividends, creating cash flow beyond just price appreciation
I’ve always believed that the biggest incremental growth in the next Crypto cycle won’t be about creating more new assets, but about building a more convenient, lower-friction, and more decentralized trading system for traditional assets like U.S. stocks and U.S. Treasuries—so as to replace the existing brokerage trading system.
The core of future platform competition won’t just be who has more assets, but who can make the same asset generate more value. Looking forward to Gate continuing to surprise us.
@Gate @Gate_zh #GategStocks
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