Wall Street is betting heavily on RWA: BlackRock, Franklin Templeton, and Morgan Stanley are bringing financial markets onto the blockchain.
Over the past few years, the crypto industry has experienced several waves of hype, including DeFi, NFTs, and memes. However, what truly drew large-scale investment from Wall Street was not highly volatile crypto assets, but rather RWA.A complete guide to stablecoin investing: From 3% to 15%, which of the four risk levels do you choose?
A Guide to Steady Returns in the Crypto Market: From extremely low risk to higher risk, breaking down stablecoin investment channels, following institutional fund allocations, and seeking steady profits.PA Daily News | Elliptic completes $120 million funding round led by One Peak; Osero completes $13.5 million funding round led by Sky Ecosystem.
The Hong Kong High Court has approved the freezing of HK$8.9 billion in assets belonging to Prince Group's Chan Chi and others; Solana treasury company Upexi's net loss widened to US$109 million in the third fiscal quarter; and Anthropic is in talks to raise at least US$30 billion at a valuation of US$900 billion.Bitwise: Why are top-tier investors betting heavily on new public chains like Arc, Canton, and Tempo?
Circle, Canton, and Tempo, three major public blockchains, have all raised funds. Giants such as BlackRock, a16z, and Stripe are betting on the stablecoin and asset tokenization track. Clearer regulations are creating new opportunities for privacy-focused public blockchains.Saylor explains "never sell Bitcoin": it doesn't mean never selling a single coin, but rather not being a net seller.
Michael Saylor responded to market speculation: Strategy will never be a net seller of Bitcoin, and will continue to increase its BTC holdings through STRC financing, maintaining its net buyer status.Video
