As everyone is still scrolling through their phones chasing the next 100x meme coin, a major event is quietly unfolding — trillions of dollars in traditional finance are opening up to the crypto world in ways you never imagined.

Recently, a seemingly technical partnership announcement sparked discussions among savvy investors. A leading DeFi protocol announced the successful integration of tokenized short-term government bonds (CETES) issued by the Mexican government. Don’t underestimate this news — it’s the first time in the DeFi ecosystem that bonds backed by sovereign credit have been truly "digested," marking the beginning of a financial revolution.

**One interface, connecting two worlds**

Think about it from a different perspective: your crypto assets are no longer just about chasing prices on exchanges. Through the design of DeFi protocols, these assets can become your "credit proof," allowing you to directly convert them into stablecoins for use without selling your assets. The previous logic was: traditional assets like bonds, gold, and tech stocks operate in one system, while crypto assets are in another. Now? In a single unified portal, you can hold traditional symbols of confidence like U.S. bonds, gold, Tesla stocks, and also add Mexican government bonds — representing a country's credit as interest-bearing assets.

This is the significance of the collision between real-world assets (RWA) and DeFi. It’s not just about moving things onto the chain; it’s about building a unified collateral framework supported by real assets. Trillions of dollars in traditional vaults are gradually being integrated into this system.