The RWA track continues to heat up, but there is a longstanding challenge in the market—assets are easy to put on the chain, but liquidity and pricing have become bottlenecks. Many projects move assets onto the chain but then lose follow-up development, leaving them immobile and essentially useless.
Recently, a noteworthy case has caught attention: WorldAssets has completed an upgrade and evolved into RWAX, directly transforming the underlying structure to address the liquidity dilemma of RWA. Rather than just product iteration, it captures the real pain point of the RWA market—not only solving the issue of on-chain asset placement but more importantly, truly revitalizing the assets. The industry generally considers this a sign that the RWA ecosystem is advancing to phase 3.0, shifting from the mindset of "on-chain completion" to a new paradigm of "liquidity and pricing in parallel."
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StablecoinAnxiety
· 18h ago
Liquidity is the key, on-chain is just the first step. The real challenge is to make these assets flow. RWAX's recent move really hit the mark.
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OldLeekNewSickle
· 01-12 14:50
Sounds good, but I just want to ask—has the liquidity really been revitalized, or is it just a different way of saying the same thing to continue to profit? I've seen too many schemes where a Ponzi scheme just changes its appearance.
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rekt_but_not_broke
· 01-12 14:49
Just putting it on the chain is enough? That's just moving bricks. The real key is being able to trade successfully.
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ZenChainWalker
· 01-12 14:49
On-chain activation is easy, but revitalization is difficult. This is the real problem—many projects are just talk on paper.
Liquidity is truly a bottleneck; RWAX has indeed hit the pain point with this wave.
Saying 3.0 might be an overstatement, but solving the pricing issue is indeed interesting.
Honestly, most RWA projects are still playing with concepts; very few can truly get off the ground.
From on-chain to liquidity, running in parallel—it's easy to say but hard to do.
If this upgrade can truly break the deadlock, it will be considered a win; otherwise, it's just a new bottle with old wine.
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LiquidityWitch
· 01-12 14:27
Liquidity is the key, those previous projects were really just for show on the chain.
RWAX really hit the nail on the head this time, finally someone is taking this seriously.
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HallucinationGrower
· 01-12 14:25
Liquidity is the real key issue. What's the use of just putting it on the chain? It's pretty much the same as zombie coins.
The RWA track continues to heat up, but there is a longstanding challenge in the market—assets are easy to put on the chain, but liquidity and pricing have become bottlenecks. Many projects move assets onto the chain but then lose follow-up development, leaving them immobile and essentially useless.
Recently, a noteworthy case has caught attention: WorldAssets has completed an upgrade and evolved into RWAX, directly transforming the underlying structure to address the liquidity dilemma of RWA. Rather than just product iteration, it captures the real pain point of the RWA market—not only solving the issue of on-chain asset placement but more importantly, truly revitalizing the assets. The industry generally considers this a sign that the RWA ecosystem is advancing to phase 3.0, shifting from the mindset of "on-chain completion" to a new paradigm of "liquidity and pricing in parallel."