Recently, a topic about ZIG has attracted attention—how to build a real asset framework on-chain. This involves the core issue of large-scale RWA application: how to effectively map real-world assets onto the blockchain and redefine the infrastructure of wealth management based on this.

Honestly, exploring this direction is quite interesting. It's not just about simply putting assets on the chain, but about rethinking how the entire wealth infrastructure is reconstructed on-chain—from the underlying protocols to the application layer—so that RWA can truly generate practical value, rather than just conceptual hype.

Looking at the progress of major projects over the past year, the RWA track is gradually moving from exploration to practice. ZIG's experimental approach in this area is worth paying attention to, especially how it handles the security and liquidity issues of on-chain wealth management. Such in-depth discussions are still valuable for the development of the entire ecosystem.