I recently watched a set of data ， I was quite surprised that there is currently $8 trillion in cash in the hands of global companies, but it is mostly 'dormant'. It can be imagined that giants such as Apple, Microsoft, and Tesla have hundreds of billions of dollars lying on their accounts, and their daily interest losses alone could reach hundreds of millions. In the traditional banking system, they put money into short-term treasury bond and monetary funds to earn a small amount of income, but the operation is slow, the process is heavy, and the transfer across time zones takes several days. Not to mention high-frequency actions such as cross-border payments, internal fund scheduling, and temporary mortgages, all rely on manual labor and outdated systems, with low efficiency like using computers to trade stocks. In the RWA scenario, treasury bond can be tokenized, and these "security assets" can be transferred to the blockchain to become programmable, divisible, 7x24 hour trading digital assets. We buy today, and tomorrow we can use it as a payment tool. We don't need a middleman to directly transfer treasury bond bonds into tokens, and the other party can collect them in seconds, and continue to generate interest. This is equivalent to transforming the previous "piggy bank" function into a "live money engine". However, it is worth noting that since the experience of token treasury bond is so good, why is the entire market only 9 billion now, with penetration rate less than 0.1%? The core pain point is that the previous public chains simply couldn't withstand enterprise level use. Imagine that a multinational company may have thousands of fund transfers every day: payroll, payment of goods, position adjustment, deposit payment... each transaction must be fast, stable, and cheap. But Ethereum? Confirmation time is slow. Other L2 systems suffer from severe fragmentation, poor interoperability, and incomplete compliance interfaces. Enterprises are not retail investors, they cannot tolerate 'possible failure' or 'uncontrollable costs'. So in the past few years, token treasury bond can only be used in the static scenario of "Mint Hold Redeem", just like locking gold bars into the safe. Although it is safe, it cannot be circulated. At this moment, the appearance of Sei Giga is like installing maglev tracks on highways. Fully comply with enterprise level technical standards: ·200000 TPS (processing 200000 transactions per second) ·Final confirmation within 400 milliseconds ·Costs are approaching zero, especially in high-frequency scenarios A company can initiate 100000 cross-border payments simultaneously, with a system that is not stuck, broken, or expensive. The financial system can rebalance global accounts in real-time, as natural as breathing. → Tokenized treasury bond is no longer just "holding assets", but real working capital. Moreover, this Sei is not just empty slogans. Bhutan's accession to the verification node for national sovereignty is not an ordinary endorsement, but a vote of trust in the country's credit rating. For conservative finance departments, this is a hundred times more powerful than "VC investment" and "KOL platform". Personally, I think this enterprise level narrative can reach a scale of trillions of dollars. The logic is very simple. As long as global enterprises convert 1% of their idle cash (80 billion dollars) into token treasury bond, the market will increase by 9 times. And if in the next five years, with clear regulation and mature infrastructure, this proportion rises to 5%, 10%... a trillion yuan scale is simply not a dream. More importantly, once enterprises start to use token treasury bond for daily operations, a flywheel effect will be formed: more use → greater liquidity → lower friction → more enterprises join. Banks, custodians, and audit firms will also be forced to integrate, and ultimately, this will become the "new operating system" for global asset management, which is worth looking forward to.