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When it comes to RWA, everyone may be familiar with it. A few months ago, RWA triggered extensive discussions with its strong concept of asset digitization, causing the market to speculate on secondary narratives. For a time, RWA concept tokens emerged one after another, and they came to seize the first pot of gold brought by institutions. However, similar to all concepts that stand out from the crowd, due to various restrictions such as supervision and scenarios, RWA has returned to calm after large institutions and regional governments have made their platforms short-lived. I thought it would be lost to everyone, but what I didn’t expect was that a few months later, the RWA track became popular again. The key person who ignited this fire is BlackRock. On March 20, BlackRock announced the launch of its first tokenized fund issued on a public blockchain, the BlackRock USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund (BUIDL). It is reported that BUIDL will be conducted through Securitize, a digital asset securities company focusing on RWA.

Author: @BlazingKevin\_, the Researcher at Movemaker Under the expectation of "de-regulation" that Trump may bring, the long-dormant tokenized stock sector is reigniting in 2025 with a new look of RWA. Bringing the most liquid assets in the world—U.S. stocks—into the crypto industry allows crypto users worldwide to trade anytime and anywhere, which is undoubtedly a grand and enticing narrative. However, this road is not smooth. From the early concept of STOs, to the synthetic asset experiments of DeFi Summer, and then to the brief attempts of FTX and Binance, the history of tokenized stocks is full of twists and turns. Today, with subtle changes in the regulatory environment, a new round of competition has begun. In this competition, three forces are emerging, representing three distinctly different paths: mutual

2019 Blockchain Industry Investment and Financing Report In 2019, there were a total of 653 global Blockchain-related financing events, with a total financing amount close to 4.7 billion USD (, approximately 32.9 billion RMB ). In addition, there were 35 public merger and acquisition events in 2019, with a total amount exceeding 3 billion USD. It should be noted that this report only counts publicly disclosed financing information and does not include financing forms such as IPOs, IEOs, ICOs, and STOs. Annual Financing Overview In 2019, there were a total of 653 financing events in the global Blockchain industry, with the frequency of financing showing a generally fluctuating upward trend. From February to August, the investment market for Blockchain projects saw a revival in heat, with a significant stepwise increase in the number of investments and financing activities, with a notable increase in financing activities in July and August, totaling 146 events over the two months. In September, the investment and financing market cooled down, with the number of financing events plummeting by nearly 20, a month-on-month decrease of nearly 25%. October saw the peak of capital activity for the year.

The Web3 industry is fully compliant, and Hong Kong has become a stronghold in the East-West confrontation. The virtual asset trading platform exit policy in Hong Kong officially came into effect on May 31, and non-compliant exchanges will cease operations. As the deadline approaches, nearly half of the VATP applicants have withdrawn, sparking market discussions. Some believe that "Hong Kong has lost its status as a financial center" and that "the Web3 era in Hong Kong has ended before it even began," but is that really the case? How should regulatory authorities embrace the Web3 era? In fact, Hong Kong, as the bridgehead of Eastern Web3, has just begun its game with the West. Web3 in the Next Decade: Full Compliance From a global perspective, what stage is Hong Kong currently in? Let's make a horizontal comparison of several major Web3 financial markets worldwide. Japan is a pioneer in the Web3 regulatory field. After the collapse of the Mt.Gox Bitcoin exchange in 2014,