While eating today, I was chatting with my buddies about how, whether it's DeFi or exchanges, the most important thing is to provide users with opportunities to profit. For trading users, this means various spot contracts, leverage, and other derivatives. For fixed-income users, it’s about offering safer investment options with the highest possible returns. During the meal, I also mentioned to my buddies that I’ve already talked with DBS and Fidelity to see if there’s a chance to package private banking’s large-scale investments into on-chain yields. Then my buddy immediately recommended @Paimon_Finance to me, saying they’re already doing this kind of business. They’ve even partnered with Blackstone’s private credit fund to turn the returns from Blackstone’s large-scale funds into RWAFi. I’m quite interested in this because it’s more stable and safer. The only issue might be that liquidity isn’t great—if it’s a 30-day investment, the principal is basically locked for 30 days. Not sure if Paimon has a flash withdrawal pool; if they do, that would be perfect. I even spent my own money to mint one of their NFTs. The NFT is kind of like an entry ticket—let’s see if it’s really as good as they say.