Two key points about RWA: accessibility and composability with on-chain assets. The segmentation of traditional markets, barriers in account systems, and regional regulations make it difficult for users to easily access specific assets. Tokenizing U.S. stocks improves the accessibility of traditional assets and lowers the threshold for users to acquire and hold assets. @StableStock Composability allows real-world assets and on-chain assets to form asset portfolios, as well as more flexible integration and development of lending, derivatives, etc. For example, using them as collateral in lending protocols, building interest rate derivatives, and creating new combination strategies. A common misunderstanding about RWA from a traditional perspective is: the core of RWA lies in tokenization. However, tokenization is merely a form of asset existence—it solves the carrier problem of bringing assets on-chain but does not enhance the quality of the assets themselves. I believe the core of RWA should focus on high-quality assets because high-quality assets are what people truly seek. Poor assets won’t gain favor just because of the act of 'tokenization.'