People in the crypto world are already used to it—copy code, change a name, add some liquidity, and Meme coins come to life. This is called freedom here, but Wall Street just shakes their heads when they see it.

Every day, someone is shouting that RWA will explode—real estate, government bonds, stocks all on-chain. Sounds great, but there’s a fatal flaw underneath: can the existing Ethereum standards really handle these complex financial assets?

Honestly, no.

The current ERC-20 is like a universal toolbox—you can put anything in, but nothing fits well. Forcing a compliant stock contract into ERC-20? That’s like installing a Ferrari engine into a shared bike—technically possible to run, but as soon as you accelerate, the whole frame falls apart. It’s incomplete in functionality, poor in performance, and prone to security vulnerabilities.

That’s why some projects are taking a different approach. For example, Dusk Network didn’t patch the existing standards but designed a dedicated underlying architecture tailored specifically for financial assets. This isn’t a minor fix; it’s solving the problem at its root.

Supporting complex permission management, fine-grained compliance controls, privacy protection mechanisms—these are essentials in traditional finance, and ERC-20 can’t deliver them. Dusk’s solution is like giving financial assets a dedicated "armored vehicle," boosting stability and security to the max.

So you see, the real explosion of RWA might still be waiting for new standards to pave the way. That’s the beginning of rewriting the game rules.