Fast forward to December 2025, and the DeFi market is finally less frenetic. Remember those wild speculative plays? They've cooled off. The days of chasing "moon coins"? That's yesterday's news. Now, real-world assets—RWA—are quietly rising to center stage, while Bitcoin is acting like a steady old big brother.
At this point, a new project steps in, no longer chasing hype or trendy concepts, but playing a bigger game: integrating government debt into DeFi’s underlying infrastructure. This is a complete transformation—their previous model of crypto assets plus RWA synthesis now looks like just an appetizer.
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CryptoGoldmine
· 12-05 12:52
Judging from the growth curve of the computing power network, government debt being put on-chain is indeed a turning point, but how to calculate ROI is the key.
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This wave of RWA may seem dull, but in reality, it is accumulating real yield, with a much lower time cost than coin speculation.
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Integrating government debt into the underlying DeFi infrastructure is truly an institutional-level opportunity, while retail investors are still obsessed with skyrocketing coins.
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Interestingly, the entire market has shifted from pursuing scale expansion to improving computing power efficiency—the investment logic in 2025 has really changed.
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To put it simply, for projects that can natively put traditional financial assets on-chain, the technical iteration cycle is the real moat.
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In terms of yield stability, the annualized return rate in the RWA era has increased by an order of magnitude compared to previous synthetic assets.
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This transformation is indeed fierce. Looking back, the previous RWA + crypto hybrid strategies were just appetizers—the main course is only starting now.
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AirDropMissed
· 12-05 12:48
Damn, putting government debt on the blockchain? This guy really wants to make big moves. From trading coins to taking on government bonds—this shift is a bit wild but also kind of impressive.
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ConfusedWhale
· 12-05 12:44
Damn, government debt is going on-chain? This is definitely a big move, feels a bit like playing with fire.
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RooftopReserver
· 12-05 12:24
Government debt on-chain? That’s quite a big leap of imagination, but it still feels a long way from actually being implemented.
Fast forward to December 2025, and the DeFi market is finally less frenetic. Remember those wild speculative plays? They've cooled off. The days of chasing "moon coins"? That's yesterday's news. Now, real-world assets—RWA—are quietly rising to center stage, while Bitcoin is acting like a steady old big brother.
At this point, a new project steps in, no longer chasing hype or trendy concepts, but playing a bigger game: integrating government debt into DeFi’s underlying infrastructure. This is a complete transformation—their previous model of crypto assets plus RWA synthesis now looks like just an appetizer.