Let's get back to the main topic. I strongly recommend that those interested in RWA pay close attention to compliant on-chain brokerages, as there should be significant opportunities. Of course, the likelihood of compliant on-chain brokerages issuing tokens is low, but the RWAFi opportunities based on on-chain brokerages will be substantial.

In simpler terms, for example, if BlackRock establishes an on-chain brokerage system, it could allow purchasing U.S. Treasury bonds through stablecoins. The confirmation of U.S. Treasury bonds is likely to be in the form of "on-chain notes," which can be settled and accepted off-chain, and there is a possibility it could be NFTs.

Thus, DeFi based on this note (NFT) format becomes very interesting. For instance, one could stake U.S. Treasury bonds to provide liquidity for the purchased bonds. The essence of this RWAFi does not necessarily require strict compliance, and there will be many ways to play, but the security will definitely be compromised. However, since on-chain brokerages are likely to support KYC recovery, losing or having something stolen does not necessarily equate to risk.

But this format will certainly increase the difficulty of RWAFi. For example, if I buy $1 million worth of 10-year U.S. Treasury bonds, then stake them on an RWAFi platform, and then go to BlackRock to file a complaint that my note was stolen, I could recover it based on my personal KYC (which is possible off-chain).

This difficulty has increased.

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