2026-01-09 07:49:35

Recently, an interesting trend has emerged. Platforms like Ondo, which focus on RWA tokenization, are entering the DeFi ecosystem with 24/7 trading mechanisms and zero-fee models, and their approach is indeed clear. Currently, they have upgraded their cooperation with a leading exchange, directly adding 98 US stock and ETF products on the BNB Chain, and the total number of RWA tokens within the entire ecosystem has already surpassed 200.

The underlying logic is quite straightforward— the RWA track needs liquidity support and trading depth to carry more assets onto the blockchain. By expanding through exchange channels, traditional financial assets are made easier to enter the blockchain world. Not only on BNB Chain, but Ondo also plans to continue deploying in the Solana ecosystem this year, clearly taking multi-chain deployment as a core strategy.

From a market perspective, the frequent appearance of such collaborations reflects an increasing recognition among institutions of the RWA direction. The tokenization of traditional assets like US stocks and ETFs is gradually moving from niche topics to mainstream visibility. Although the entire ecosystem is still in the exploration stage, each upgrade in cooperation is promoting infrastructure development, which is indeed a good signal for those who are long-term optimistic about the development of RWA.

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WalletDetective

· 6h ago

RWA this wave indeed has some substance, but 98 US stocks directly on the chain? Feels like liquidity might still be a problem. --- Multi-chain deployment is a good move, but I'm worried that if it gets too scattered, no one will use it. --- Zero transaction fees sound great, but the key is whether the trading depth can keep up; otherwise, it's just empty hype. --- I believe in the rising institutional recognition, but the real profit depends on who can deliver the strongest trading experience. --- Ondo's plans on Solana are worth paying attention to; the liquidity in the SOL ecosystem is much stronger than BNB. --- 200 RWA tokens sound impressive, but how many actually have trading volume? --- This approach is indeed clear; sooner or later, someone will successfully bring traditional finance onto the chain. --- 24/7 trading with zero fees, but what about security? The lack of mention here is a bit suspicious. --- Wait, which top exchange is specifically involved? This information is very important. --- It feels like RWA is truly going to take off only after the SEC's attitude softens.

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Anon4461

· 01-09 08:17

RWA this time really has some substance; launching 98 US stocks directly is no small move. I've seen many zero-fee tricks before, but the key is whether liquidity can keep up. Ondo's multi-chain expansion is a wise choice, but the Solana ecosystem needs to see if it can truly gain traction. On-chain traditional finance—institutional approval does not necessarily mean retail investors will buy in; we still need to observe.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 01-09 08:12

The RWA track indeed has potential, but how long can zero fees last... The key is liquidity—98 products sound many, but how many are truly deep? Ondo's multi-chain expansion is ambitious; let's see if Solana can support it. Tokenization of US stocks is heading mainstream... It sounds grand, but have institutions really put real money in? The increase in exchange collaborations needs to be watched closely; don't just look at the numbers. Having a solid infrastructure is good, but the worry is that it's all just on paper. Long-term optimism for RWA is justified, but the pace is a bit fast... Beware of bubbles.

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ponzi_poet

· 01-09 07:59

Ondo's approach is quite clever—zero fees combined with multi-chain deployment, literally bringing traditional financial assets onto the chain. RWA is finally showing some signs of progress. Although still niche, it feels like it's really heading towards the mainstream. 98 US stocks? The ecosystem is expanding rapidly, but I'm worried that subsequent liquidity might not keep up. The idea of multi-chain expansion is fine, but whether Solana can support it remains a question. This wave of partnership upgrades is definitely a positive signal; institutional recognition is on the rise. Ondo's 24/7 trading mechanism addresses real issues, which is much better than traditional markets with fixed trading hours. Whether RWA is truly viable depends on whether liquidity can be genuinely deepened; right now, it's still somewhat superficial. Adding 98 products directly on BNB Chain is quite fast; I'm concerned about the quality being uneven. The trend of tokenizing traditional assets is correct, but the practical use cases are still limited. Compared to hype around concepts, I'm more interested in how actual the trading volume of these RWA tokens is.

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OnchainFortuneTeller

· 01-09 07:50

RWA this wave is really about to take off, zero fees plus multi-chain deployment... this is the real rhythm of serious play --- 98 US stocks directly on the chain? Come on, if this can truly trade smoothly, traditional finance folks will be unable to sit still --- Honestly, I agree with Ondo's approach, but once more users come in and liquidity can't keep up, that's another story --- Multi-chain strategy is fine, but the concern is resource dispersion. Whether Solana can make achievements remains to be seen --- Moving from niche to mainstream? To me, it still looks like institutional hype; ordinary retail investors still don't understand what this is --- 200 RWA tokens sound like a lot, but how many of these trading pairs have real depth? That's the key --- Zero fees sound great, but how does the exchange make money? There must be other tricks behind the scenes --- Ondo combined with exchanges is indeed addressing liquidity bottlenecks, but it still needs time for validation --- Interesting, but don't be blinded by hype. It's still too early to talk about ecological prosperity --- Adding 98 new products on BNB Chain is worth bragging about? I'm a bit worried about the ceiling of this ecosystem

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