#代币化资产 Looking back on the development of blockchain over the years, tokenized assets have always been a hot topic. From the earliest security tokens to current asset tokenization, I have witnessed the ups and downs of this field. The recent $50 million funding for Digital Asset makes me think of the ambitious projects during the 2017 ICO boom. The difference this time is that traditional financial giants like BNY Mellon and Nasdaq are involved, indicating that mainstream institutions are increasingly recognizing blockchain technology.

The concept behind Canton Network is very interesting—it aims to handle financial transactions while protecting privacy. This reminds me of some early failed projects that often overlooked the importance of privacy protection. Looking back now, finding the right balance between transparency and privacy is the correct direction for blockchain financial applications.

From a historical perspective, each funding boom is followed by a period of adjustment. But this time feels different because the participants are top industry players. Perhaps, we are finally entering the spring of asset tokenization? However, as someone who has experienced multiple cycles, I remain cautiously optimistic. After all, no matter how advanced the technology is, market acceptance and regulatory attitudes are what ultimately matter. Let’s wait and see if this time can truly promote the integration of traditional assets and blockchain.