In recent years, the integration of traditional finance and blockchain has become increasingly close, especially in the RWA (Real-World Asset Tokenization) sector. The participation of large institutions has directly boosted the overall market enthusiasm. The entry of financial giants like BlackRock not only signifies capital inflow but also represents industry-wide recognition of this direction.

From a regulatory perspective, things are gradually becoming clearer. The US is preparing for securities to be tokenized on the blockchain, while Hong Kong positions itself as a compliant trading hub. These signals all convey the same message: digital financial assets are no longer a future concept but are happening now.

The beauty of tokenization technology lies in its ability to change the operational logic of traditional assets. Financial products that once required large investments to participate can now be divided into smaller units, giving retail investors a chance to get involved. More importantly, these assets can be traded 24/7 without the limitations of exchange trading hours, directly improving capital efficiency. Increased liquidity leads to more accurate asset valuation, which in turn stimulates the vitality of the entire market.