🧐Paimon Finance: Why Do We Need It? A Complete Analysis of the HYD Gameplay | How Can Ordinary People Buy Quality Assets from Blackstone with 100U?

The market isn't doing well, and I found that the HYD event from Paimon Finance @Paimon_Finance is quite suitable for everyone:

In a poor market, depositing is the best choice to retain assets, especially in a popular sector, aiming for a future uptrend!

Moreover, the gameplay of Paimon Finance is really different👇

In the past few years, when discussing RWA in the crypto world, everyone's reaction has been similar:

It seems to have little to do with us ordinary users!

Government bonds again? Stable returns again? Some assets I wouldn't care about in the real world? What does it have to do with me?

So, have you noticed a phenomenon: although this stuff is quite popular, it always feels a bit disconnected from the masses, always lacking something!

Government bonds, notes, short-term money market funds:

They are safe, but also boring;

They are stable, but have no story.

Their yields are just JUST SOSO;

People can speculate on the concept of RWA, but will they really buy these things? Buy government bonds? I think not!

Because there are no "opportunities that ordinary people truly desire" in these types of assets.

But the reality is that the truly profitable assets in the real world are never just government bonds; they are those things that "you can't buy, you can't access, and you don't even know how to participate in."

1️⃣ The Truly Profitable Things Are Not in the Retail World

For example:

Pre-IPO SpaceX, xAI;

Blackstone's private credit;

KKR's infrastructure assets;

Aksia's multi-asset private credit portfolio.

Why are these things so profitable, yet they are not stories from the retail world? Because they are part of "another financial system" that flows between institutions, family offices, VCs, and FO.

So when I first saw Paimon's structure, my first instinct was not "Wow, what a big RWA project," but rather: finally, someone in the crypto industry is trying to open a gap in the "boundaries of the institutional world."

And this "opening a gap" method is not through "token packaging," nor is it just rebranding a lending pool as RWA, but rather: through real SPVs, compliant identity verification, Blackstone's credit assets, pre-IPO equity quotas, verifiable custody, traceable document anchoring, tradable, combinable, and collateralizable asset structures, allowing everyone to truly buy high-yield products on-chain.

It seems simple, but it's actually very difficult to do.

2️⃣ What Does Paimon Do:

If I were to give Paimon a positioning, I would say:

It is not an RWA platform.

Instead, it breaks down "the assets of the upper financial world" into the smallest units that Web3 users can participate in, allowing us to access greater opportunities in traditional financial markets!

In other words: it doesn't aim to make you more DeFi, but rather to make you more like a "quasi-institution."

3️⃣ Why Is This Important Now?

As an old OG, I hope everyone can reflect on an increasingly fundamental question in the crypto industry: all the returns we've had over the past decade have not come from the real world, and are even largely disconnected from it!

Isn't that right?

So when will real-world money actually flow in?

Those real cash flows, verifiable assets, combinable structured products, and regulatory-accepted frameworks;

What Paimon aims to do is stand in the middle of these two worlds: gradually "institutionalizing" Web3 users.

In the future, we won't need to actually work on Wall Street, we won't need to obtain accredited investor status with 5 million dollars, and we won't need to be familiar with SPV documents;

As long as you can understand "there is a type of asset in this world that inherently earns 8-12% annually, and has been doing so for decades," you will grasp its significance.

Thus, what Paimon aims to do is important because it connects the rules of both worlds.

3️⃣ So Why Paimon?

Paimon's structure is not crypto engineering; it is financial engineering:

Real assets → SPV → Legal documents → On-chain standards → NFT + Tokenization → User shares;

Returns come from real cash flows, not generated out of thin air: assets are tradable, liquid, exit-able, combinable; checkable, verifiable, and reconcilable;

This logic is not like crypto; it resembles breaking down the workflow of Wall Street fund managers into asset layers that users can directly participate in.

In other words, what it is doing is not "chain reform," but "deconstruction": breaking down complex financial structures into something ordinary people can understand and participate in.

4️⃣ HYD: Why Do Ordinary People Need to Buy Blackstone with Just 100U?

HYD is a new touchstone launched by Paimon:

What is it?

The assets behind HYD include a series of loans that Blackstone provides to large enterprises. For example, the interest that enterprises pay to Blackstone quarterly, which Blackstone then distributes to investors based on their shares; as well as cash flows from infrastructure and other private credit portfolios;

These are among the largest, lowest-risk, and most stable-performing private credit funds in the world for decades.

Paimon uses NFTs as proof:

You buy 1 share of HYD → automatically receive 1 NFT: if you want to exit early → sell the NFT; if you want to transfer the rights to the income/airdrop → directly transfer the NFT; NFTs can be freely traded at market prices in the secondary market;

During the event, completing tasks can yield up to 10% annualized returns.

It means: for the first time, you can use 100U to buy assets that even "bank managers are not qualified to recommend" to you.

How to participate: you need to apply for a whitelist!

When the time comes, go to the Paimon Finance official website http://paimon.finance to apply, and after approval, connect with the wallet address that has obtained whitelist qualification.

5️⃣ Summary

The past RWA was about "moving assets on-chain."

Paimon is more like abstracting the "order of institutional finance" into an open system that everyone can use; allowing ordinary people to finally see what is happening inside through this gap.

If the past RWA was about "moving assets on-chain,"

Then Paimon is more like abstracting "financial order" into tools that everyone can use.

HYD is a touchstone, and through this window, everyone can see how real RWA actually works!

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