Beyond Tokenization: From On-chain to Liquidity: The Financialization of RWA
What is the next stop for RWA, and why it is expected to start a DeFi Summer-level narrative and innovation.

What is the next stop for RWA, and why it is expected to start a DeFi Summer-level narrative and innovation.
Recommended reading tonight: 1. BNB's 10,000x growth path; 2. The Fed resumes interest rate cuts after a year: Can the crypto bull market reach new highs?; 3. Bitcoin stuck at $117,000: Can the Fed's decision ignite new highs?
The US Federal Reserve cut its key interest rate by 25 basis points to a range of 4%–4.25%, marking its first reduction of 2025. Officials signalled uncertainty over further cuts, while investors expect the move to boost demand for risk assets such as stocks and cryptocurrencies.
This article aims to comprehensively analyze the concept, origin, current status, key cases and future prospects of the DAT track, and provide market participants with clear strategic response plans.
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