2025-12-30 08:50:54

#数字资产市场动态 As of 2025, the on-chain US Treasury bond market has surpassed $7.4 billion. More and more heavyweight assets from traditional finance are beginning to cross over into the blockchain world, and this trend is definitely worth pondering.

Real estate, art, precious metals, and even intellectual property... Virtually all valuable assets in the real world seem to have the opportunity to be tokenized. The question is, if you could choose one asset class that you truly want to see on the blockchain, which one would it be?

Is it fast-moving financial assets, or physical assets that require high levels of trust and endorsement? Is it everyday commodities accessible to the masses, or niche but high-value collectibles? Behind each choice, the blockchain faces different challenges—settlement efficiency, authenticity verification, regulatory compliance...

What’s your take?

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NonFungibleDegen

· 1h ago

ngl real estate tokenization would prob be ngmi without proper oracle infrastructure but also... aping into art fractionalization rn so maybe i'm just coping lol

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AirdropHunter420

· 1h ago

To be honest, I'm most interested in real estate on the blockchain. I'm already tired of the liquidity-based financial assets.

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MEVHunterLucky

· 2h ago

To be honest, I'm not that excited about putting government bonds on the blockchain; it's mostly something that institutions do. What I really want to see is art and collectibles being tokenized, because currently, transactions are heavily intermediated by galleries and auction houses, which eat up too much of the profit margin. Authenticity verification on the blockchain is indeed challenging, but if it can be achieved, it would be a qualitative leap for the entire market.

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