Seeing Teacher Bruce's memoir on NFTs makes me feel quite emotional. Back in 2022, when NFTs exploded, I participated in some, but due to a lack of talent and ability, my profits were pitiful. However, my understanding of NFTs is still based on matching transactions under low liquidity, which is essentially more similar to sneaker reselling, and there is still a significant gap in liquidity compared to tokens. Moreover, NFTs should not just be small images like PFPs.

NFTs can be used as "fusion-type" assets. The essence of NFTs is that they can package multiple assets into one token, more akin to the form of ETFs. For example, an asset package could include $BTC, $ETH, $BNB, and $SOL (based on the same chain), which is entirely feasible. It could even include U.S. Treasury bonds and U.S. stocks (RWA) to form a stable asset or an "ETF" asset.

I had some ideas in this area back then, but unfortunately, the compliance requirements were too high. Now that RWA is fully compliant, I am also contemplating such ideas, like creating an asset package of U.S. Treasury bonds + Bitcoin to generate interest on BTC, or an asset package of U.S. Treasury bonds + gold + BTC to hedge against the risks of economic recession.

I believe this approach will definitely emerge in the future.

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