Recently, discussions in the Chinese community have been relatively quiet, but events with significant market impact are continuously accumulating. There is a clear feeling: on the surface, everything seems very calm, but behind the scenes, a systematic framework is being built.
From a macro policy perspective, the US government’s voice advocating for Bitcoin purchases is growing louder—this is not to say that the statement itself is highly important, but the key point is that it has entered the policy discussion scope. Meanwhile, the Democratic side is working on another matter, including 30 lawmakers led by Pelosi pushing to ban elected officials from participating in political prediction markets. In other words, they are tightening the gray areas. Additionally, the Supreme Court has postponed its ruling on Trump’s tariffs case, meaning trade policy uncertainty will continue; Trump’s remarks about Greenland are also elevating the importance of geopolitical and resource narratives.
Looking at the RWA (Real-World Assets) and institutional entry line, the pace of advancement is clearly accelerating. The SEC has approved DTC’s push for blockchain tokenization of stocks, ETFs, and government bonds—effectively moving the core clearing functions of traditional finance onto the blockchain. Bank of New York Mellon has launched tokenized deposit products, focusing on testing programmable cash functionalities. Ondo has launched 98 tokenized stocks and ETFs on Ethereum and BNB Chain, covering AI, metals, tech hardware, and leveraged ETFs—this is a tangible expansion of assets. Ripple has obtained the UK FCA’s EMI license and crypto registration, meaning XRP’s compliant payment scenario in the UK is truly taking shape.
The certainty-driven catalysts in the secondary market are also emerging. Polygon has launched a technology stack connecting enterprises, consumers, and AI agents; Arbitrum completed the ArbOS Dia upgrade, a major infrastructure-level benefit; Pump.fun optimized creator revenue-sharing mechanisms, directly boosting ecosystem activity; Optimism proposed to use 50% of superchain revenue for OP buybacks, forming a clear value return logic; Solana Mobile confirmed the launch of SKR tokens on January 21, entering the payout phase.
Looking at the overall picture, this doesn’t resemble a sentiment-driven market but rather a multi-dimensional, synchronized push of structural changes. The most critical turning point in the market often occurs when everything appears most tranquil.
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0xSherlock
· 11h ago
Underneath the calm, there are knives. DTC's move was a bit ruthless. Moving traditional financial clearing rights onto the chain... if it really materializes, the entire landscape will change.
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GasGrillMaster
· 01-12 14:57
Still waters run deep, building the framework step by step... this is truly what we should be paying attention to.
Once the SEC approved DTC tokenization, things really changed. Traditional finance people are finally entering the core of on-chain clearing.
We still need to see how policies are going to be shaped; Bitcoin entering policy discussions is just the beginning.
Ripple landing in the UK + 98 types of RWA上线, this is not just hype, but real asset expansion.
Quiet times are often the most intense...
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WenAirdrop
· 01-12 14:48
It's a bit eerie how calm it is, with all the framework building behind the scenes... This time really feels different.
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So with RWA, traditional finance is really starting to move onto the chain, it's not just a game.
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The approval for DTC is the key, moving clearing onto the chain—this is already recognized at the institutional level.
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When I saw Ripple get the FCA license, I knew XRP compliance payments are no longer a dream.
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Polygon, Arbitrum, and Optimism are working together—this rhythm... feels like waiting for a collective explosion at a certain moment.
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Solana Mobile will launch SKR on January 21st; the groundwork is finally paying off.
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The key is that the U.S. government’s purchase of Bitcoin has entered policy discussion, which changes everything.
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98 types of tokenized assets launching all at once... Ondo is really making big moves.
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Greenland has expressed support for RWA promotion, geopolitics is adding weight to the narrative, and the logic is quite solid.
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Instead of arguing about bull or bear markets, it's better to watch how these structures are quietly moving.
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DeFi_Dad_Jokes
· 01-12 14:30
Oh, DTC moving on-chain for the liquidation core? This time it's really happening. Traditional finance is about to be completely transformed.
RWA is not a small-scale effort; it's serious asset on-chain... No wonder institutions have been quietly laying out their plans recently.
They appear to be calm on the surface but are building a big framework underneath. I feel the same... I used to worry about when it would come, but now every detail seems to be moving in one direction.
Solana Mobile's SKR is about to be redeemed. This round feels different, there's really something there.
Honestly, watching these actions is much more reliable than just shouting slogans. Quietly pushing forward is the most terrifying.
The Greenland meme... Trump really dares to say that. Increasing geopolitical importance is beneficial for resource narratives, and BTC's strategic planning from this angle is quite clever.
Institutional entry still depends on XRP's landing in the UK. If compliant payments really take off, it will be a different game.
Wait, did Ondo really list 98 types? I need to check what's worth jumping in on.
Moving liquidation on-chain is a revolution... Is the SEC easing up?
The calmest moments are often the turning points. This phrase sounds uncomfortable but seems to have some truth.
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SchrodingersFOMO
· 01-12 14:30
Quietness is just an illusion; the underlying framework has long been in place.
Policy, RWA, and infrastructure are being pushed together. This wave is truly different.
DTC on the chain + Mellon Bank tokenized deposits—traditional finance is seriously moving onto the chain, not just playing around.
XRP landing in the UK, Solana Mobile delivering by the end of the month... when the details stack up, it’s a big trend.
The most concerning thing is this silent transformation; by the time you react, the outcome is already decided.
Ripple’s move is decisive; fully compliant payment scenarios being realized means everything is clear now.
Waiting for the emotional circle to still be scrolling "bored," the structure has already changed shape.
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CountdownToBroke
· 01-12 14:29
Still waters run deep. This wave of framework setup is indeed quite covert.
On the policy side, the DTC tokenization directly moves liquidation onto the chain, which is a major event, but few in the Chinese community have caught on.
Ripple's implementation of payment scenarios in the UK, and BNY Mellon’s programmable cash... institutions are really taking it seriously.
The worst thing is situations like this, where there's no visible movement but they're actually holding back a big move.
Recently, discussions in the Chinese community have been relatively quiet, but events with significant market impact are continuously accumulating. There is a clear feeling: on the surface, everything seems very calm, but behind the scenes, a systematic framework is being built.
From a macro policy perspective, the US government’s voice advocating for Bitcoin purchases is growing louder—this is not to say that the statement itself is highly important, but the key point is that it has entered the policy discussion scope. Meanwhile, the Democratic side is working on another matter, including 30 lawmakers led by Pelosi pushing to ban elected officials from participating in political prediction markets. In other words, they are tightening the gray areas. Additionally, the Supreme Court has postponed its ruling on Trump’s tariffs case, meaning trade policy uncertainty will continue; Trump’s remarks about Greenland are also elevating the importance of geopolitical and resource narratives.
Looking at the RWA (Real-World Assets) and institutional entry line, the pace of advancement is clearly accelerating. The SEC has approved DTC’s push for blockchain tokenization of stocks, ETFs, and government bonds—effectively moving the core clearing functions of traditional finance onto the blockchain. Bank of New York Mellon has launched tokenized deposit products, focusing on testing programmable cash functionalities. Ondo has launched 98 tokenized stocks and ETFs on Ethereum and BNB Chain, covering AI, metals, tech hardware, and leveraged ETFs—this is a tangible expansion of assets. Ripple has obtained the UK FCA’s EMI license and crypto registration, meaning XRP’s compliant payment scenario in the UK is truly taking shape.
The certainty-driven catalysts in the secondary market are also emerging. Polygon has launched a technology stack connecting enterprises, consumers, and AI agents; Arbitrum completed the ArbOS Dia upgrade, a major infrastructure-level benefit; Pump.fun optimized creator revenue-sharing mechanisms, directly boosting ecosystem activity; Optimism proposed to use 50% of superchain revenue for OP buybacks, forming a clear value return logic; Solana Mobile confirmed the launch of SKR tokens on January 21, entering the payout phase.
Looking at the overall picture, this doesn’t resemble a sentiment-driven market but rather a multi-dimensional, synchronized push of structural changes. The most critical turning point in the market often occurs when everything appears most tranquil.