Recently, discussions in the crypto circle have shifted focus to a change in key figures, but I want to remind everyone: instead of following the trend and discussing superficial topics, it's better to focus on more substantial market opportunities. As an observer who has been paying close attention to market trends, my judgment is clear—current impatience is just a prelude; the real growth points are hidden in several emerging new tracks. Today, I want to share these observations with you; perhaps you've already noticed some signals.

First, we need to correct a common cognitive trap: many people think "the old resistance has been eliminated, so mainstream coins can rise at will," but this idea is overly naive. The lessons from the past two years' market are clear—assets supported solely by market sentiment and consensus have increasingly limited growth potential. Future genuine opportunities must meet three conditions: have actual application demand, be supported by favorable policy environments, and be understandable to traditional capital. These new tracks happen to meet all these conditions.

Among them, the most noteworthy is RWA (Real-World Asset Tokenization). For those unfamiliar, the concept of RWA isn't complicated—it involves transforming real-world assets (such as real estate, government bonds, corporate bonds, etc.) into tradable tokens via blockchain technology. Why does this direction have such potential? The core reason is that it addresses the fundamental issues of trust and understanding that hinder traditional capital from entering the crypto space. Traditional investors are familiar with assets like real estate and bonds; RWA essentially packages these familiar assets on the blockchain, maintaining their original stability while significantly increasing trading liquidity. This combination is undoubtedly very attractive to traditional capital.