Many people in the crypto world have encountered this awkward situation: holding a bunch of long-term promising assets, reluctant to sell, but once faced with the opportunity to increase the position, wanting to buy low, or suddenly needing cash for turnover, they can only watch the opportunity slip away. Sell it, regret; don't sell it, trapped.

This actually reflects a significant pain point in the current on-chain world: assets are tightly locked in positions, making it difficult to find a balance between retaining growth potential and obtaining liquidity.

There is a project that aims to fundamentally solve this issue. Its approach is to build a universal collateral infrastructure that encompasses various types of assets capable of generating liquidity. It not only includes conventional tokens but also the increasingly tokenized real-world assets—forms like property certificates, bond certificates, etc., that are on-chain can all serve as collateral.

Through an over-collateralization mechanism, this system can issue a synthetic dollar stablecoin. From another perspective, this means that you do not need to sell off those assets you are optimistic about, but you can convert part of their value into stablecoins, which can be called upon at any time.

This design has several practical benefits. First, you continue to hold and enjoy the growth potential of assets you are optimistic about. At the same time, by staking these assets, you can obtain stable and flexible on-chain liquidity. Furthermore, the entire process carries no risk of forced liquidation and you will not be compelled to exit due to short-term fluctuations.

The core value is actually to make every asset "come alive"—not being forced to sell, but being able to use it anytime. This is more like laying a new liquidity infrastructure for the entire on-chain financial system, rather than a project that is just momentarily popular.