A small country at the foot of the Himalayas has recently made significant moves — they issued a token called TER backed by the nation's gold reserves, deployed on the Solana blockchain, becoming a pioneer in sovereign-grade RWA (Real-World Asset Tokenization). This is another national-level cryptocurrency experiment following El Salvador's adoption of Bitcoin as legal tender.



The logic behind the TER project is actually not complicated: use the gold in the national treasury as credit backing and issue tokens onto the chain. It sounds simple, but on the boundary between traditional finance and Web3, it is indeed an interesting exploration.

Speaking of the Solana ecosystem, it has been performing well recently. SOL is currently priced at $138.97, up 5.8% in the past 24 hours. The entire ecosystem continues to attract heavyweight projects like TER, indicating that Solana remains attractive as a developer-friendly blockchain.
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MeaninglessGweivip
· 12-12 18:43
Wow, a national-level gold endorsement? If it really stays stable, I’ll believe it. SOL’s recent momentum is impressive; the ecosystem competition is getting pretty fierce. Sovereign RWA sounds high-end, but how much can actually be implemented remains uncertain. Solana is back to grabbing business, but its developer-friendly approach is indeed attractive. If RWA becomes mainstream, traditional finance will have to shake in their boots. This small country has quite bold ambitions; let’s see how things develop next. Gold tokenization should have been done long ago. Why did it have to wait until now?
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GateUser-1a2ed0b9vip
· 12-12 15:52
Gold on the blockchain? National-level endorsement? This guy really dares to play, moving the vault directly to Solana.
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AirdropHunterWangvip
· 12-12 15:50
Gold on the chain sounds impressive, but can it really be implemented? Let's watch and see. Sol's recent surge is quite good, and the ecosystem is indeed gathering momentum. Sovereign-level RWA is getting started, and the boundaries between traditional finance and on-chain are becoming a bit blurred. This small country has some real guts, directly backing it with national treasury gold—aren't they afraid of a sudden crash? If TER becomes popular, Solana will take off again. That's the power of ecosystem effects.
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MEVVictimAlliancevip
· 12-12 15:43
National gold-backed issuance? This idea is indeed brilliant, much more reliable than those fly-by-night projects. SOL's recent surge is quite interesting; the ecosystem's vitality is truly coming back. However, to be honest, how many sovereign RWA projects that can actually be implemented are there... If TER can truly stabilize, it will set a benchmark.
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ChainMaskedRidervip
· 12-12 15:33
Gold on the chain, this move is really brutal. RWA backed by national-level endorsement is the real necessity. Solana's recent appeal is undeniable; the ecosystem's vitality is right here. Small countries making moves, big actions—looking forward to exploring this direction. Tokenizing national treasury gold directly—this logic is impeccable. SOL's growth potential is still there, with new ecosystem projects emerging nonstop. If TER can really be implemented, the RWA track will be reshuffled. Sovereign-level tokens—that's the proper thing Web3 should be doing. Solana has truly become a developer's paradise, attracting all the good projects. Gold-backed assets are so much stronger than air coins; finally, some real value. This is what a national-level experiment looks like, unlike some who just shout slogans.
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FOMOrektGuyvip
· 12-12 15:31
The idea of putting gold on the blockchain sounds pretty magical. Can we really believe it? Solana is riding the hype again; anything can happen in this ecosystem... National-level endorsement? That's fresh, but it depends on how they proceed. Why is the name TER so lousy? It might as well be called Gold directly. Sovereign RWA pioneers sound impressive, but I wonder how the liquidity will be. Issuing tokens backed by gold reserves—this logic would have been considered heretical ten years ago. SOL is up again? I'm still trapped at a high level... What is this small country trying to do? Is it to boost the Solana ecosystem or truly innovate finance? Tokenizing gold sounds great, but execution is probably full of pitfalls. Another "innovation"—I've seen enough of these.
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