The scale isn't big enough, and the liquidity isn't good enough—these are the main issues with RWA right now. As a dedicated RWA Layer 1 blockchain, Plume's strategy is to collaborate with more compliant institutions, issue assets on Nest, and scale up. On the liquidity side, the recent partnership with Solana is a breakthrough. Recently, Plume launched five Nest vaults on Solana, backed by institutional-grade RWA. The participation process is: deposit stablecoins → mint liquidity tokens (interest-bearing) → use them in Solana DeFi. Looking at the five vaults, nBASIS, nALPHA, and nWISDOM have been running since November (initial intro: https://((x.com))/Sea_Bitcoin/status/1986663012283916796), while nTBILL and nOPAL are the two newly launched ones. Besides increasing liquidity, users can also earn Plume Nest points while holding and using these vault tokens. Compared to other new blockchains, the Plume team has a strong edge in U.S. compliance and government relations. In October, they obtained the U.S. SEC transfer agent license (https://((x.com))/Sea_Bitcoin/status/1975229664911343886), and recently they officially secured a business license from ADGM (Abu Dhabi Global Market). By the way, Abu Dhabi has been buzzing this month—Binance got its ADGM exchange operating license, and Tether received ADGM compliance recognition for stablecoin assets.