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Hyperliquid major shift! RWA trading volume first exceeds crypto assets—on-chain assets are entering a new phase?
The crypto market is witnessing a change worth paying attention to.
In the past few years, the core of on-chain trading has mainly revolved around:
BTC.
ETH.
altcoins.
perpetual futures.
DeFi.
But now, a new direction is rising fast:
RWA (real-world assets) is moving into the on-chain market.
Recently, Hyperliquid data shows that the share of platform trading volume related to RWA first exceeded traditional crypto assets, reaching about 54%.
This means:
The main character of on-chain trading is shifting gradually from “pure crypto assets” to “digitizing real-world assets.”
Many people in the past understood blockchain as:
just trading coins.
But for large-scale capital to truly enter, one key issue must be solved:
How do on-chain assets connect to the real world?
The answer RWA offers is:
tokenize real-world assets.
Including:
Treasury bonds.
stocks.
gold.
real estate.
funds.
credit assets.
Bring blockchain liquidity to these traditional financial assets.
Why is this shift by Hyperliquid worth watching?
Because Hyperliquid has long been seen as a crypto-native trading platform.
In the past, the most actively traded by users were:
BTC perps.
ETH perps.
various high-volatility tokens.
Market sentiment drove it clearly.
But now, RWA trading volume exceeds crypto assets.
This indicates that capital demand is changing.
More and more traders are starting to focus on:
on-chain real-world assets.
Instead of simply chasing high-volatility coins.
Why could RWA become the next round of market narrative?
I think there are three reasons.
First:
Traditional finance is looking for on-chain efficiency.
Traditional finance markets have many constraints:
limited trading hours.
slow settlement.
high cross-border costs.
While blockchain can provide:
24/7 trading.
global liquidity.
fast settlement.
That is highly attractive for institutional capital.
Second:
Stable yield assets are becoming a must-have.
In past bull markets:
the market liked high risk, high returns.
But as institutions enter, the crypto market needs more stable assets.
For example:
on-chain Treasury bonds.
on-chain money-market funds.
yield-bearing assets.
These assets can connect:
traditional finance yield.
and
on-chain liquidity.
Third:
Institutional capital needs an entry point that is easier to accept.
Many institutions won’t directly buy large quantities of altcoins.
But if on-chain appears:
tokenized Treasury bonds.
tokenized funds.
tokenized stocks.
The entry barrier drops.
This could become an important channel for traditional capital to enter Web3.
However, RWA also isn’t without challenges.
Right now, the biggest three issues are:
First:
regulation.
Tokenizing real-world assets involves securities characteristics and must comply with different countries’ laws.
Second:
liquidity.
Not all assets, once tokenized, can generate real trading demand.
Third:
asset authenticity.
Whether tokens on-chain truly correspond to real-world assets is a question the market has long been watching.
From an investment perspective,
I believe the biggest value of RWA isn’t to hype a concept in the short term.
Instead, it may become:
a bridge connecting traditional finance and the blockchain world.
In the past:
the crypto market wanted to enter traditional finance.
Now:
traditional finance is also beginning to enter crypto infrastructure.
This is a two-way integration.
In the coming years, the market may see a shift:
Phase one:
BTC becomes digital gold.
Phase two:
stablecoins become digital cash.
Phase three:
RWA becomes an on-chain entry point for traditional assets.
If this trend continues, what blockchain truly changes may not be “creating more coins.”
It may be:
redefining how global assets flow.
One sentence from the trading desk:
When on-chain trading shifts from trading coins to real-asset trading, it indicates the market is moving from an speculation cycle into competition for financial infrastructure. RWA’s biggest opportunity isn’t to manufacture new wealth stories, but to bring tens of trillions of dollars of traditional assets into the on-chain world.
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