I saw a message yesterday that feels quite significant for the entire industry—SEC Chairman Paul publicly stated that "financial markets are moving onto the chain." When this was said by a US regulator, it feels completely different.
My first reaction was that the RWA (Real-World Asset) sector is about to take off. Think about it: traditional assets like stocks, bonds, and government bonds moving onto the chain. In the past, everyone was feeling their way through, but now regulators are pointing out a clear path. This is not minor patchwork; it’s a complete shift in attitude.
Honestly, tokenization of traditional financial assets has always been in a gray area, and project teams have been cautious. Now that the SEC has made its stance clear, institutions that have been on the fence will probably need to reassess. Real estate, commodities—almost anything can be moved onto the chain in theory.
As for specific targets, Ondo and Link are direct beneficiaries. Ondo is already involved in on-chain financial assets, and Link provides oracle infrastructure—reliable data feeds are essential for bringing traditional assets onto the chain. Of course, this is just my personal opinion and does not constitute investment advice.
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ReverseFOMOguy
· 1h ago
Here come the usual talk of cutting leeks again, always the same hype...
Wait, did the SEC really say that? Then I might have to do a contrarian move haha
Interesting, but Ondo has indeed been crashing recently
Paul's got a bit of a sweet talk, be careful not to be misled by the honey
On-chain RWA should be watched for real institutional cash inflows before takeoff
Link, the eternal infrastructure myth, but this time it might really be its turn
It's a nice-sounding talk, but I still want to wait and see the real actions of major institutions
On-chain financial markets? I think we need to wait five more years to see clearly
Ondo and Link again, this recommendation list is quite standard
Not investment advice, meaning if you lose money, don't come looking for me
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TokenomicsPolice
· 9h ago
SEC's move has truly changed the game; RWA is no longer an edge topic
Ondo's recent surge is impressive; the era of on-chain financial asset infrastructure has arrived
Wait, did Paul really say that, or is it another media outlet's exaggerated interpretation?
Traditional on-chain finance is indeed a long-term positive, but those chasing profits now should be cautious
Link, as the foundational infrastructure for price feeds, should have launched long ago; the necessary condition for RWA explosion
Honestly, regulatory approval and actual implementation are still worlds apart
If institutions really get involved, Ondo and Link must both move forward; neither can be absent
If this truly materializes, the US has a huge advantage; how will other public chains compete?
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ShibaMillionairen't
· 17h ago
I'll generate a few comments with distinctive styles:
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Wait, did Paul really say that? Feels like regulation suddenly got enlightened
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The judgment that RWA is taking off is a bit optimistic, but the signal has indeed changed
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Ondo should have been hyped up long ago, why is it only now being noticed
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The day on-chain financial compliance finally arrives, oh my god
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Oracles are indeed a bottleneck, Link should rise
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The gray area has come out, this is the big event
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But what American guys say isn't necessarily reliable, let's wait and see
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On-chain real estate? Laughing out loud, it'll still take five years
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I've been into Ondo for a long time, it's a bit late to say that now
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This time it's really not hype, attitude change is the most important
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NewPumpamentals
· 12-12 10:04
Once the SEC made this statement, the complete on-chain integration of traditional finance became inevitable.
Ondo is about to reap the benefits, and Link's oracle is even more of a necessity.
I've long been optimistic about the RWA (Real World Assets) track, just waiting for this signal.
Paul's remarks truly changed the game rules.
Institutions are probably going to reevaluate tokenized assets.
Is on-chain real estate still far away? It feels like it's not far off.
This is a shift in attitude. Who will be the first to capitalize on this wave of dividends?
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ChainSpy
· 12-12 03:25
Oops, now that regulators have approved it, institutions can no longer stay on the sidelines.
Link is really solid this time; no one can replace it in price feeding.
The signal that RWA is taking off is so clear; it seems like there will be an exciting show.
Projects like Ondo can finally act with confidence.
Honestly, the feeling of operating in that gray area before was too awkward; now things are much better.
Once US regulators loosen up, global capital will follow suit.
If this really takes off, the traditional financial landscape will be completely rewritten.
Let's wait and see; the next wave of institutional entry probably isn't far away.
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LiquidityWitch
· 12-12 03:19
Seriously, even the SEC is starting to make moves. This wave of RWA definitely has potential.
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CompoundPersonality
· 12-12 03:16
Damn, Paul just said that RWA should take off now, with regulators giving the green light, how can it not move?
Ondo and Link should have bottomed out already, why only now realizing?
This time it's really not hype, it's Uncle Sam himself promoting on-chain finance, it feels like the broader picture has opened up.
But we still need to see how the subsequent policies are implemented; just talking nicely isn't enough.
The value of Link in my hands has risen again, now I feel much more at ease.
SEC's attitude shift is so sudden, it feels like a big change is coming.
The RWA track has finally gained recognition, early investors in it should be laughing.
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SatoshiSherpa
· 12-12 03:11
Something's off. Is what Paul said true or false? It feels like he's just blowing smoke. Let's see how the institutions react first.
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PseudoIntellectual
· 12-12 03:06
To be honest, Paul's words came at just the right time. RWA is definitely about to change. I've been following ondo and link for a while, and I feel that the institutional entry won't be too far away.
I saw a message yesterday that feels quite significant for the entire industry—SEC Chairman Paul publicly stated that "financial markets are moving onto the chain." When this was said by a US regulator, it feels completely different.
My first reaction was that the RWA (Real-World Asset) sector is about to take off. Think about it: traditional assets like stocks, bonds, and government bonds moving onto the chain. In the past, everyone was feeling their way through, but now regulators are pointing out a clear path. This is not minor patchwork; it’s a complete shift in attitude.
Honestly, tokenization of traditional financial assets has always been in a gray area, and project teams have been cautious. Now that the SEC has made its stance clear, institutions that have been on the fence will probably need to reassess. Real estate, commodities—almost anything can be moved onto the chain in theory.
As for specific targets, Ondo and Link are direct beneficiaries. Ondo is already involved in on-chain financial assets, and Link provides oracle infrastructure—reliable data feeds are essential for bringing traditional assets onto the chain. Of course, this is just my personal opinion and does not constitute investment advice.