#RWA实物资产代币化 When I saw this set of data, I was thinking about a question: by 2025, the crypto market is no longer the game of "chasing gains and selling off quickly" like last year. The $19 billion liquidation has cleared out the market's impatience, and what remains are the truly valuable opportunities worth observing.

The growth of RWA from $4 billion to $18 billion indicates that on-chain financial infrastructure is becoming more credible. What does this mean for copy trading strategies? Previously, high-frequency traders could make quick money by chasing the market; now, it depends on whether traders have a deep understanding of asset allocation in this category. The over 50% growth rate of stablecoins and the $20 billion inflow into interest-bearing products reflect a shift in market participants' mindset—from betting on volatility to asset allocation.

Honestly, this means I need to reassess my copy trading list. I will gradually reduce following traders who rely on leverage and emotional trading, and instead focus on those who have systematic thinking in RWA allocation. High risk appetite traders can follow some DEX derivatives traders, but set stop-losses properly; for more conservative options, follow traders who focus on real asset deployment and long-term balance sheet management, which may have longer but more stable returns.

Market structure is changing, and the logic of copy trading must adapt accordingly. Practice validation is the ultimate answer.