2025-12-26 23:30:02

Several key highlights of the Breakpoint conference are worth noting. First, the trend of real-world asset tokenization (RWA) has already taken shape, and a large number of projects are expected to enter this track. Particularly noteworthy is that RWA cycle strategies based on DeFi platforms like Kamino are brewing significant opportunities. Second, the user experience of next-generation hardware wallets has made a qualitative leap. Compared to traditional cold wallet solutions, the latest hardware wallet products feature more streamlined and elegant interface design and interaction processes, significantly lowering the barrier to use. Additionally, the Solana ecosystem has gathered a large number of high-quality developers and entrepreneurs. These knowledge-intensive teams are pushing the boundaries of blockchain application innovation and are worth long-term attention.

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RektHunter

· 12-26 23:54

RWA this time really can't be missed, Kamino's strategy sounds quite promising The hardware wallet experience upgrade should have come earlier, the ones used before were really hard to use Solana developers are indeed top-notch, the ecosystem's popularity is much higher than last year Old project teams are still on POS, while we're already working on RWA, is the gap really this big? Wallet interaction optimization is always a later stage, looking forward to the next generation's surprises

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DaisyUnicorn

· 12-26 23:50

The flower of RWA is finally about to bloom, I need to keep a close eye on Kamino's cyclical strategy... The words "simple and elegant" to describe hardware wallets are truly fitting, and I no longer have to deal with the cumbersome traditional cold wallets. The group of genius developers at Solana are indeed pushing the boundaries, and I am optimistic about the innovation density of this ecosystem in the long term.

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PumpAnalyst

· 12-26 23:48

RWA is a hot topic, but I've seen too many schemes to trap retail investors. Kamino's cyclical strategies are full of pitfalls... But on the other hand, the technical aspects do have some substance. Hardware wallets lowering the barrier? Haha, they just want to trick beginners into buying in. Proper risk management is the real key. There are indeed many developers in the Solana ecosystem, but don't be fooled by the "high quality" label. In the end, it still depends on whether the project team is trustworthy.

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LiquidationSurvivor

· 12-26 23:48

The RWA boom is really coming, Kamino's looping strategy does seem to have some substance, but I'm just worried it might be just hype again. I'm convinced that hardware wallet experiences are improving; finally, it's not so complicated anymore. Lowering the barriers is the key to true adoption. Solana's developers are indeed impressive, much more reliable than some "entrepreneurs" in other ecosystems. Long-term, there's still hope.

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BloodInStreets

· 12-26 23:46

RWA trend? Ha, it's another wave of hype, let's wait and see until the project teams finish harvesting the early investors. As for the hardware wallets lowering the barrier to entry, that might really be an opportunity for contrarian buying.

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