#比特币对比代币化黄金 Blockchain is transforming one of traditional finance's toughest challenges—non-performing asset disposal—and this year, the sector delivered some surprising results. $ZEC $ZEN $DASH



Take the case of Kunshan Rural Commercial Bank: after introducing blockchain-powered notarial enforcement, the cost per transaction plummeted from 1,500 yuan to just 120 yuan, and the speed of fund recovery doubled. Even more dramatic is what's happening in Shenzhen with the Linked Cloud platform—debt confirmation used to drag on for three months, but now it can be settled in just one week.

The technical approach isn’t complicated: solidify debt information on-chain, use smart contracts for automated execution, and turn digital warehouse receipts into NFTs. With this setup, fund flows, document circulation, and information verification can all be synchronized in real time. Currently, the national court system’s recognition rate of blockchain evidence has reached 67%—a figure that signals the technology has officially moved from the experimental stage to large-scale application.

A 90% cost reduction might sound exaggerated, but the underlying logic is clear: eliminate friction costs from intermediaries and shift the trust mechanism from human endorsement to code-based assurance.
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BearMarketBuyervip
· 12-05 19:31
1. 1500 to 120, why is this number gap so huge? Could it be selective disclosure? 2. Blockchain evidence acceptance rate is 67%, the remaining 33% are still on the fence, but at least things are moving. 3. Can code really guarantee trust? What happens when there are bugs in the code—who cleans up the mess? 4. Three months turned into one week, if this really gets implemented, how much manpower could be saved? But can it really be pushed through in practice? 5. Why is it notary, NFT, and smart contracts all over again? With such a heavy tech stack, can it really simplify costs? 6. That Shenzhen Liandongyun project—is it another PPT project? How’s the actual application? 7. It’s easy to remove intermediaries, but can the financial risk control system really be removed? 8. 67% acceptance rate among courts nationwide means there are still a lot of cases that haven’t been fully implemented. 9. Putting debt on-chain is definitely a direction, but I’m worried it’ll just become a new data silo. 10. Costs down 90%, but is user experience and security really up to par? That’s the key.
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OnchainHolmesvip
· 12-05 13:54
Settle debt confirmation in one week? If this is true, intermediaries will be out of a job.
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DuskSurfervip
· 12-05 13:53
1. From 1500 to 120, how many middlemen are profiting from this price difference? 2. 67% court acceptance rate— is that number real? I’ve never seen any case actually use it. 3. Smart contract auto-execution sounds great, but if a bug pops up, everything is exposed... 4. Shenzhen settles debt confirmation in a week? Where I am, it still sounds like bragging. 5. Code guarantees trust? Hah, code is written by people—who guarantees the people writing the code? 6. I’ve heard this logic since 2017, and what’s the result? 7. NFT digital warehouse receipts—feels like they’re just fleecing a new batch of newbies.
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PumpBeforeRugvip
· 12-05 13:52
Cutting costs from 1500 to 120—if this is really achieved through blockchain, I'll go all in.
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rekt_but_not_brokevip
· 12-05 13:47
Here we go again with the blockchain savior narrative, enough already. Is it really true that it went from 1500 to 120?
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JustAnotherWalletvip
· 12-05 13:46
1. Slashing 1,500 down to 120 directly? If those numbers weren't real, I'd be cursing out loud. 2. The court recognition rate of 67% at this stage is actually worth paying attention to—finally something that's actually being implemented. 3. Replacing manual endorsement with smart contracts sounds great, but who pays when the code has bugs, haha. 4. If Shenzhen really manages to confirm creditor's rights within a week, the game rules will change. 5. The era of middlemen making profits from price differences might actually be coming to an end—pretty exciting. 6. Using blockchain for non-performing asset disposal feels a lot more reliable than speculating on coins. 7. Turning a three-month process on a cloud platform into just one week? That kind of efficiency improvement is insane. 8. Trust guaranteed by code sounds nice, but if a system-level bug appears, I'm afraid no one will take responsibility.
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NFT_Therapyvip
· 12-05 13:26
Oh, finally someone explained this clearly—not everyone has to trade coins to be part of blockchain.
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