Even MEXC has started supporting U.S. stock spot trading recently, and it’s not those tokenized stocks—it’s real U.S. stocks directly connected through a brokerage, with dividends available. I think this is pretty symbolic. In the past, when people talked about RWA (Real World Assets), it might have just felt like wrapping U.S. bonds or stocks into an on-chain narrative. But now, even exchanges are starting to integrate real stocks, dividends, and USDT deposits into the experience. It feels like RWA could genuinely become a key entry point for the next phase of the crypto space. To put it simply: In the future, buying U.S. stocks with USDT, earning dividends, and then connecting to DeFi for yields might become second nature. So recently, I also took a quick look at KASKAD, which MEXC is promoting. KASKAD is a DeFi lending protocol built on Igra L2 + Kaspa L1, not Kaspa itself. Its core concept is pretty straightforward: KAS holders don’t need to sell their KAS. They can stake iKAS, borrow stablecoins, and earn APY. In other words, KAS is no longer just something you hold and wait for it to go up. It’s starting to enter DeFi scenarios like lending, yields, and liquidity. I think this is a pretty interesting development: On one side, MEXC is creating an RWA entry point with real U.S. stocks and dividends. On the other side, KASKAD is building DeFi infrastructure for the Kaspa/Igra ecosystem. Whether it’s RWA or DeFi lending, the core idea is the same: turning assets from something that just sits there into something that generates liquidity and yields. If you’re following the Kaspa/Igra ecosystem or using MEXC recently, it’s worth taking a look. @AppKaskad @MEXCZH