The Wealth Creation Myth of Digital Currency: An Epic That Defies Conventional WisdomThis is an era of greed and faith, madness and rationality. On January 3, 2009, a mysterious figure using the pseudonym "Satoshi Nakamoto" quietly activated Bitcoin’s genesis block. At the time, this digital spark was worth just $0.00076—not even enough to buy a cup of coffee. Yet, in just over a decade, it spread like wildfire, sweeping the globe and igniting an unprecedented wealth frenzy. Some struck gold ...

The Wealth Creation Myth of Digital Currency: An Epic That Defies Conventional WisdomThis is an era of greed and faith, madness and rationality. On January 3, 2009, a mysterious figure using the pseudonym "Satoshi Nakamoto" quietly activated Bitcoin’s genesis block. At the time, this digital spark was worth just $0.00076—not even enough to buy a cup of coffee. Yet, in just over a decade, it spread like wildfire, sweeping the globe and igniting an unprecedented wealth frenzy. Some struck gold ...

Focus on RWA at Present The current focus and discussion on RWA (Real-World Assets) is about tokenizing real, income-stable, and highly liquid assets using blockchain technology to enhance their liquidity more efficiently. This also provides a more diverse range of asset allocation opportunities for more people. Recently, due to Sino-US trade frictions and tariff barriers, our team has noticed an interesting topic from the market—barter. Combining our observations, research, and learning of R...

I. The Evolution of Financial Institutions in the Cryptocurrency Arena and the Rise of RWA Tokenization Since 2020, there has been a marked shift in the attitudes of major U.S. banks, asset management firms, and payment companies towards cryptocurrencies, transitioning from initial caution and观望 (observational stance) to active engagement. This transformation is the result of various factors, with the tokenization of real-world assets (RWA) on blockchain networks being particularly noteworthy...

Focus on RWA at Present The current focus and discussion on RWA (Real-World Assets) is about tokenizing real, income-stable, and highly liquid assets using blockchain technology to enhance their liquidity more efficiently. This also provides a more diverse range of asset allocation opportunities for more people. Recently, due to Sino-US trade frictions and tariff barriers, our team has noticed an interesting topic from the market—barter. Combining our observations, research, and learning of R...

I. The Evolution of Financial Institutions in the Cryptocurrency Arena and the Rise of RWA Tokenization Since 2020, there has been a marked shift in the attitudes of major U.S. banks, asset management firms, and payment companies towards cryptocurrencies, transitioning from initial caution and观望 (observational stance) to active engagement. This transformation is the result of various factors, with the tokenization of real-world assets (RWA) on blockchain networks being particularly noteworthy...

Why Focus on RWA? * The first half of 2026 could be a development window for the RWA sector, potentially due to ample macro liquidity and the approval of crypto ETFs. * As a financial product merging Web3 and Web2, RWA possesses long-term narrative value. Why Focus on OpenEden? * Compliance & Financial Recognition: Launched the world's first regulated yield-bearing stablecoin, $USDO. Its TBILL fund received near-top-tier ratings from S&P, Moody's, and Fitch. * Traditional Finance Collaboratio...

Why Focus on RWA? * The first half of 2026 could be a development window for the RWA sector, potentially due to ample macro liquidity and the approval of crypto ETFs. * As a financial product merging Web3 and Web2, RWA possesses long-term narrative value. Why Focus on OpenEden? * Compliance & Financial Recognition: Launched the world's first regulated yield-bearing stablecoin, $USDO. Its TBILL fund received near-top-tier ratings from S&P, Moody's, and Fitch. * Traditional Finance Collaboratio...

The tokenized RWA (Real World Asset) market has grown from $85 million to $25 billion in just five years, hailed as a bridge between traditional finance and DeFi. However, the article points out a "liquidity paradox": tokenization does not change the inherently illiquid and slow-to-liquidate nature of underlying assets (e.g., real estate, credit, commodities). Instead, it wraps them in a highly liquid shell that enables instant trading, leverage, and liquidation. This mismatch could amplify s...

The tokenized RWA (Real World Asset) market has grown from $85 million to $25 billion in just five years, hailed as a bridge between traditional finance and DeFi. However, the article points out a "liquidity paradox": tokenization does not change the inherently illiquid and slow-to-liquidate nature of underlying assets (e.g., real estate, credit, commodities). Instead, it wraps them in a highly liquid shell that enables instant trading, leverage, and liquidation. This mismatch could amplify s...