Just saw some major news—the US SEC Chairman publicly stated that within two years, they aim to drive the market to be “fully on-chain.” This isn’t some rumor—it’s a direct signal from the regulators.
Honestly, this is much more solid than the slogans those crypto influencers shout every day. With regulators proactively giving the green light to on-chain finance, it means traditional assets like stocks and bonds may circulate in tokenized form in the future. In the short term, this will definitely boost market sentiment, and the positions of Bitcoin and Ethereum as foundational infrastructures will become even more secure. But I think the real opportunities still lie in the tokenization of real-world assets (RWA) and niche tracks like DeFi.
But let’s stay calm—a two-year window isn’t exactly short. The last thing we should do now is impulsively FOMO in at the top. Here’s my thinking: first, keep holding major coins—they’re the market foundation; second, spend some time researching RWA-related projects, and see which teams are actually building and have real partnership cases. Positioning early is more reliable than chasing hype. Stay away from “air projects” without real use cases.
Traditional finance is starting to shift course, and this is a historic turning point for the crypto market. Stay rational, keep learning, and don’t let your emotions lead your decisions.
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GasFeePhobia
· 12-10 16:08
It's really coming now. With the SEC backing it, what is there to doubt?
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StakoorNeverSleeps
· 12-10 14:30
Going fully on-chain in two years? Just listen, the key is who can truly implement it.
RWA (Real World Assets) indeed has imaginative potential, but nine out of ten projects are just pie in the sky; being cautious is wise.
Those who went all-in and chased the highs will definitely regret it now. Holding steady mainstream coins is the real strategy.
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GateUser-0717ab66
· 12-10 00:27
The SEC's actions this time are really aggressive, finally no more constant criticism.
The RWA sector is definitely attractive, but the key is not to get dumped on.
That's right, being greedy over two years isn't a good thing. It's better to thoroughly research a few reliable projects than to jump in blindly.
Regulatory approval is just that—approval—but those vaporware projects should still be avoided.
This time really feels different, like a turning point is here.
Going all-in and chasing the top is indeed crazy; I'm just watching to see which RWA projects actually have real-world adoption.
Finally, someone said it—just take what those crypto KOLs say with a grain of salt.
Holding mainstream coins is fine, but the real challenge is how to distinguish RWA projects.
If even the SEC supports it, is there any reason to hesitate for the next step?
I've been burned by vaporware projects before; now I only look at whether there are real users.
A two-year window is more than enough—no need to rush.
Traditional finance is really coming in; feels like history is about to be rewritten.
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MetaNeighbor
· 12-10 00:26
Wait, is the SEC really going fully on-chain? This has to be true, don't let it be another out-of-context interpretation.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 12-10 00:20
Fully on-chain in two years? Just take it with a grain of salt—don't really believe the SEC will act that quickly.
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DancingCandles
· 12-10 00:20
I’ve heard this line from the SEC plenty of times; I’m just worried it’s another slogan. RWA really does have potential, but you need to find a solid, capable team—don’t just follow the crowd blindly.
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TokenomicsDetective
· 12-10 00:05
Fully on-chain within two years? Sounds great, but it's just talk from the SEC for now—the key is to watch what they actually do next. RWA is definitely worth paying attention to, but don't let the hype get to your head.
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GateUser-4745f9ce
· 12-10 00:01
Simply put, this wave of regulatory green lights is paving the way for RWA, and the real gold rush hasn't even started yet.
Just saw some major news—the US SEC Chairman publicly stated that within two years, they aim to drive the market to be “fully on-chain.” This isn’t some rumor—it’s a direct signal from the regulators.
Honestly, this is much more solid than the slogans those crypto influencers shout every day. With regulators proactively giving the green light to on-chain finance, it means traditional assets like stocks and bonds may circulate in tokenized form in the future. In the short term, this will definitely boost market sentiment, and the positions of Bitcoin and Ethereum as foundational infrastructures will become even more secure. But I think the real opportunities still lie in the tokenization of real-world assets (RWA) and niche tracks like DeFi.
But let’s stay calm—a two-year window isn’t exactly short. The last thing we should do now is impulsively FOMO in at the top. Here’s my thinking: first, keep holding major coins—they’re the market foundation; second, spend some time researching RWA-related projects, and see which teams are actually building and have real partnership cases. Positioning early is more reliable than chasing hype. Stay away from “air projects” without real use cases.
Traditional finance is starting to shift course, and this is a historic turning point for the crypto market. Stay rational, keep learning, and don’t let your emotions lead your decisions.