Where will DeFi ultimately go? Many people are confused. My view is that it will inevitably point toward real business profits.
Speaking of which, there is an interesting project idea at the moment. On the Berachain public chain, there is an RWA protocol doing one thing: linking virtual assets to real-world commerce. How does it work specifically?
Their token is not anchored to lofty narratives but to tangible cross-border e-commerce revenue. Imagine the actual sales figures of platforms like Amazon and smart home devices directly supporting the assets.
How does the money flow? The process is: consumers buy goods → payment is completed → approximately 10% of the revenue enters the blockchain → converted into stablecoins → distributed to token holders. The entire chain is a closed loop, not a virtual game.
This actually represents a direction for DeFi—shifting from purely protocol-based earnings to sharing cash flows from the real world. Connecting virtual and real assets, perhaps this is where the growth ceiling lies.
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AirdropHunterXM
· 5h ago
Someone finally told the truth. DeFi should be played like this. I'm already tired of the pure narrative approach.
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SellLowExpert
· 5h ago
Someone finally told the truth: those who only talk about narratives need to be shaken out; real cash flow is the true king.
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OnchainDetective
· 5h ago
Wait, I need to first look at the on-chain data of these "real income"... Amazon sales directly on the blockchain? According to address tracking, it hasn't been linked to the main deposit wallet yet. This logic has a flaw.
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ChainPoet
· 5h ago
Finally, someone has spoken out. In the crypto world, with so many air projects, what’s missing is this kind of real gold and silver stuff.
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SerumSurfer
· 5h ago
Finally someone said it. RWA is the real deal, backed by real gold and silver, much better than those air coins.
Actually, DeFi should be played this way to have vitality; genuine cash flow is the key, otherwise it will fail sooner or later.
I am optimistic about the Berachain approach, allowing real sales revenue to directly support token value—that's asset securitization.
10% flowing into the chain? It doesn't sound like much, but when scaled up, it becomes terrifying—like Amazon's scale...
The ultimate goal of DeFi should be like this: a combination of virtual and real, otherwise it's just a game of musical chairs, bound to collapse sooner or later.
This is the DeFi I want—not hype, but real cash flow distribution.
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JustHereForMemes
· 5h ago
Haha, finally someone is bringing the illusion of DeFi into reality. I was wondering why there are always so many scam coins.
Basically, you need real cash flow to survive; otherwise, you'll be gone sooner or later.
So, is Berachain's RWA reliable? Thinking about Amazon's actual sales... it’s indeed solid.
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ChainMemeDealer
· 5h ago
This is the right way. Finally, someone has clearly explained the combination of virtual and real.
But with a 10% ratio... can it really be stable?
Where will DeFi ultimately go? Many people are confused. My view is that it will inevitably point toward real business profits.
Speaking of which, there is an interesting project idea at the moment. On the Berachain public chain, there is an RWA protocol doing one thing: linking virtual assets to real-world commerce. How does it work specifically?
Their token is not anchored to lofty narratives but to tangible cross-border e-commerce revenue. Imagine the actual sales figures of platforms like Amazon and smart home devices directly supporting the assets.
How does the money flow? The process is: consumers buy goods → payment is completed → approximately 10% of the revenue enters the blockchain → converted into stablecoins → distributed to token holders. The entire chain is a closed loop, not a virtual game.
This actually represents a direction for DeFi—shifting from purely protocol-based earnings to sharing cash flows from the real world. Connecting virtual and real assets, perhaps this is where the growth ceiling lies.