In the RWA space, to be honest, most projects just wrap a layer of tokens around asset packages and then wait for people to buy. Liquidity? None. Use? Just sitting there collecting dust. Essentially, it's just a different place to issue bonds.
Theo Network @Theo_Network feels a bit different to me.
Their thBILL is not just a simple matter of putting U.S. Treasury bonds on the blockchain; instead, it allows this thing to be traded on Uniswap, collateralized on Morpho, and have its yields split on Pendle. A "dead asset" has transformed into a dynamic piece that can run strategies, leverage,

Let me tell you something: Last year, a fren had his exchange account password compromised, but because he had enabled Google Authenticator, the Hacker couldn't get in. The money saved was enough for him to buy a car.
This is the value of two-factor authentication - it doesn't teach you cryptography, it helps you lose less money.
In three sentences: When you scan the code, you store a key, and the exchange also stores a copy. Both parties calculate the same 6-digit number using the same formula every 30 seconds. It can be calculated offline, making it the safest option. The Hacker does

In the past, just swapping a coin casually could earn you $4000.
In 2025, you are crazily hedging trading volumes, with the Galaxy Mission's crazy lottery, bought SBF, vision declining sharply, played 50 rounds of Discord battle royale, with a dozen green tags and pink tag roles — finally ended up with 1000 dollars, and still had to unlock linearly.
This is not a joke; this is something that really happened.
Why has it changed like this? In the early days, the airdrop threshold was low, Uniswap/ENS/Aptos/Arbitrum were willing to exchange real money for a single click. But when everyone lea

The wind has changed, and it has become quite obvious.
Vitalik Buterin personally funded the Session @session_app privacy communication protocol and then directly established "full-stack privacy" as the strategic direction for Ethereum in 2026-2027 at the Devconnect conference. Almost at the same time, Solana @solana pinned their own privacy ecosystem roadmap on their official Twitter account. It is rare to see two major public chains betting on the same track simultaneously.
The privacy track is actually not a new story. But in the past, it was more about "talking concepts and waiting for the

Have you ever seen those kids who dump all their change into a piggy bank? Coins, banknotes, even game tokens are thrown in, and in the end, it’s impossible to count them all. Now the on-chain RWA is just like that—government bond tokens on one chain, gold tokens on another chain, and private credit in another protocol; the whole Decentralized Finance is like a grocery store.
Multipli @multiplifi has done a pretty tough job: directly packaging this pile of messy assets into rwaUSD. In fact, you no longer need to connect with hundreds of tokenized assets one by one; one rwaUSD is enough.
Assets

What is the most frustrating thing about using AI tools? It's not that they provide poor answers, but rather the waiting.
It's like you have AI run a deep analysis report for you, and then you have to refresh the page like a fool every few minutes to see if it's done calculating. This feeling greatly disrupts the continuity of work.
Surf AI @SurfAI's recent small update has solved this pain point.
Now, the report is good, it will notify you directly, ding-dong. This is a very small but extremely user-friendly change because it understands the importance of respecting your time.

Every time the market falls, human nature starts to reveal itself. There are those who cut losses, those who panic, and those who shout about wanting to exit the market; all kinds of voices can be heard. But those who have truly endured the bull and bear markets understand one principle: the bear market, or what is called a deep pullback, is the best time for Coin Hoarding.
But the problem is, just hoarding without doing anything is quite uncomfortable. Watching the coins in the wallet not generate any value, and always worrying about whether they will fall further.
MoreMarkets @moremarketsxyz

Ethereum, Solana, Arbitrum... each chain uses different coins, and if developers want to deploy their applications worldwide, they have to deploy the same thing on each chain.
Push Chain @PushChain wants to create a "universal adapter for the world."
Its logic is extremely domineering: you only need to deploy your contract once on the Push Chain, and then users from all over the world, whether they are on Ethereum or Solana, can directly access your application.
Behind this, it has managed all the complex on-chain operations, wallet adaptations, and Gas fee conversions at the underlying level

Every time I do KYC at a new exchange, I feel like a sucker, handing over my ID photo, utility bills, and even a high-definition selfie.
These platforms pile our privacy data together, it's simply a buffet for hackers, and one day my information might just appear in a discounted package on the dark web. We, the Web3 folks, are always shouting about decentralization, yet we're proving "I am me" in the most centralized way possible; there's a bit of dark humor in this.
Now, a project called idOS @idOS_network wants to fix this problem. The logic it uses is actually quite straightforw