Recently, I noticed a pretty interesting approach—bringing traditional big-company stocks directly onto the blockchain. Tesla, Apple, Nvidia—these stocks that you only find on NASDAQ are now becoming tokenized assets on the chain.
What does this mean? Your Web3 wallet is no longer just filled with various altcoins and NFTs; you can also directly trade these real-world equity assets. Swap them on Jupiter, leverage them in Kamino, or add liquidity pools on Orca.
The key point is: trading 24/7.
No need to wait for market open, no need to worry about holidays. Want to buy Tesla at 3 AM? Just perform the operation on the chain. This feels like plugging Wall Street's trading floor into your mobile wallet—open 24 hours.
The RWA sector combines traditional financial assets with DeFi composability. Once stocks become ERC-20 tokens, the possibilities are endless—collateralized loans, liquidity mining, cross-chain transfers—all of these operations that are impossible with traditional brokers become fundamental functions on the chain.
Of course, issues like regulatory compliance and asset custody still depend on how project teams solve them. But I have to say, this direction is definitely breaking down the walls of traditional finance.
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RatioHunter
· 9h ago
Buying Tesla at 3 a.m. sounds awesome, but can this thing really be securely custodial?
Wait, isn't this just moving traditional financial risks directly onto the chain?
RWA is indeed attractive, but how will it pass regulatory scrutiny? Don't get caught in another explosion of risk.
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quietly_staking
· 12-11 20:57
Wait, do these tokenized assets really have real value backing them?
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Buying Tesla at 3 a.m. sounds great, but is there enough liquidity?
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RWA (Real World Assets) are indeed attractive, but it's uncertain when they might be cut down by regulations.
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The move of Wall Street onto the blockchain seems like the U.S. will be the first to respond.
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Composability is very appealing, but who will guarantee that these assets won't encounter issues?
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24-hour trading sounds wonderful, but the actual risks are present 24 hours a day.
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AirdropHunterKing
· 12-11 20:54
Buying a Tesla at 3 a.m.? Bro, isn't that just 24/7 wool-harvesting on Wall Street? I like it.
I just want to know how the gas fees for these RWA projects are calculated. I hope a single transaction doesn't eat up half my gains.
If it really takes off, will it pass the regulatory hurdles? Or is it just another pump-and-dump scam with high openings and lows?
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IronHeadMiner
· 12-11 20:44
Buying Tesla at three in the morning feels great, but can this liquidity withstand the test?
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If RWA is really going to take off, it must first pass regulatory scrutiny; otherwise, it will just be a quick wave and then withdraw.
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Composability is indeed impressive, but the risks can also be combined haha.
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Wait, who will be responsible for asset custody? That’s the key issue.
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Wall Street moving into mobile wallets sounds romantic, but whether it’s reliable or not is another matter.
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Haha, finally able to trade US stocks 24/7, but the slippage must be terrifying.
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I was on the sidelines before regulation caught up; I’m afraid of getting cut.
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Can we trust ERC-20 style stock liquidity pools? Seems like hidden risks are lurking.
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If this wave really unfolds, traditional brokers should be the ones panicking.
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FunGibleTom
· 12-11 20:41
Buying Tesla at 3 a.m.? Really? That’s so absurd haha
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Honestly, I don’t know if RWA is popular or not, but whether it can truly bypass the US stock taxes and restrictions is a question
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Swap stock tokens directly on Jupiter, leverage on Kamino—this combo is really awesome
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Another story of "breaking traditional finance," can the regulators really approve this...
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Wait, does this mean I can short Apple at 3 a.m.? What are institutions thinking
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It sounds a bit too idealistic; to actually use it, we still need to wait for regulatory issues to be resolved
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Putting Wall Street in your wallet sounds cool, but aren’t the risks also skyrocketing
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GasFeeBeggar
· 12-11 20:33
Buy Tesla at 3 a.m.? Or forget it, I'm afraid I'll slip up and fall into the trap again.
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MonkeySeeMonkeyDo
· 12-11 20:28
I'm an old hand in the crypto circle, just waiting for RWA to take over the baton in this wave.
The RWA track feels like it's about to take off.
Recently, I noticed a pretty interesting approach—bringing traditional big-company stocks directly onto the blockchain. Tesla, Apple, Nvidia—these stocks that you only find on NASDAQ are now becoming tokenized assets on the chain.
What does this mean? Your Web3 wallet is no longer just filled with various altcoins and NFTs; you can also directly trade these real-world equity assets. Swap them on Jupiter, leverage them in Kamino, or add liquidity pools on Orca.
The key point is: trading 24/7.
No need to wait for market open, no need to worry about holidays. Want to buy Tesla at 3 AM? Just perform the operation on the chain. This feels like plugging Wall Street's trading floor into your mobile wallet—open 24 hours.
The RWA sector combines traditional financial assets with DeFi composability. Once stocks become ERC-20 tokens, the possibilities are endless—collateralized loans, liquidity mining, cross-chain transfers—all of these operations that are impossible with traditional brokers become fundamental functions on the chain.
Of course, issues like regulatory compliance and asset custody still depend on how project teams solve them. But I have to say, this direction is definitely breaking down the walls of traditional finance.