#RWA代币化 DWF Labs' recent moves are worth paying attention to. The test transaction involving 25 kilograms of gold bars may be small in scale, but its significance lies in verifying the on-chain RWA transaction closed-loop—mapping real-world assets onto the chain and completing actual delivery. This is a tough nut that many institutions face when planning RWA.

From a follow-trade perspective, the signals released by such news are very clear: institutions are genuinely deploying capital into the RWA track, not just hyping concepts. If they successfully expand into commodities like silver, platinum, or even cotton, the liquidity and use cases of on-chain transactions will significantly improve, and related tokens and ecosystem projects could see phased opportunities.

However, a point to be cautious about is—early-stage entry risks are often underestimated. Currently, most people jumping on the RWA concept tokens are betting on the track’s explosion rather than understanding the business itself. My strategy is to observe how those involved in building the RWA transaction infrastructure allocate their positions; their position changes and stop-loss levels often reveal more than news. Once trading volume truly picks up and generates stable cash flow, adding more will greatly increase the win rate.

Going all-in on the RWA sector now is a gambler’s move, not a trader’s.