Someone in the group said something that really woke me up: institutions don’t avoid going on-chain because of volatility, but because 'every step means they have to take full responsibility themselves.' Previously, they wanted to create a complete process: deposit using USDC/USDT → buy RWA → rebalance across chains → distribute compliantly. But every step was scattered across different systems, with inconsistent standards and unclear responsibilities. They ended up being discouraged by the process before even moving the money. Sei @SeiNetwork’s Grid makes it very clear: it’s about bringing together and connecting the key roles institutions need in one go— USDC/USDT/PYUSD handle 'how the money comes in,' Revolut handles 'traditional entry points,' Ondo/Securitize/KAIO (@KAIO_xyz) handle 'how RWA gets on-chain,' CoinList handles 'how compliance works,' and LayerZero/Wormhole/deBridge handle 'how assets flow across chains.' It’s about linking 'deposit-buy assets-cross-chain-distribute' into a seamless, functional pipeline. This kind of quiet, no-drama groundwork often ends up being the one that attracts big money later on.