Tether's recent major move has attracted widespread attention. This stablecoin giant is conducting a large-scale equity financing round, amounting to approximately $2 billion, with a current valuation reaching $50 billion. Interestingly, during the financing process, Tether restricted low-priced resale to certain shareholders to prevent cheap cash-outs within a valuation range of $28 billion, demonstrating the company's strong control over its valuation.

What is even more noteworthy is the strategic layout after the financing. Tether has explicitly stated that it will promote stock tokenization and create secondary market liquidity for these shares through blockchain technology. At the same time, a buyback mechanism will be implemented to facilitate investor exits. This combined approach signals that Tether is officially entering the RWA( real-world asset tokenization) field.

From stablecoin issuance to RWA track layout, Tether's move is very interesting. Using its own stock tokenization as an entry point to open up the RWA market not only adds flexibility to its own financing but also helps accumulate experience in real-world asset tokenization. Many people are paying attention to this idea.