Recently, there has been frequent discussion in the Chain Community about whether one should invest fully in RWA (Real World Assets) when a bull run arrives. My viewpoint on this is: the bull run is not the endpoint for RWA, but rather the true starting point for its rise.

What truly drives the next bull run is not outdated narratives, but innovative projects that can genuinely bring real assets onto the blockchain. Among them, Huma Finance is a typical representative.

Compared to those projects that verbally advocate decentralization but are actually fraught with problems, Huma's solution is more pragmatic. They are committed to bringing real assets such as employee salaries, freelance income, and even invoice cash flow onto the Blockchain, enabling direct collateralized lending. This approach can be seen as a "DeFi transformation" of traditional financial rules.

This is not just an upgrade of DeFi, but the forefront of a direct confrontation between traditional finance and Web3. When RWA fully erupts, those who are still hesitating and observing may miss the opportunity for financial freedom and continue to be troubled by the pressures of life.

Although the development of the RWA field is still in its early stages, it has already shown great potential. It can not only bring more liquidity and stability to DeFi but also attract more traditional financial institutions and investors into the cryptocurrency market.

However, we also need to recognize that the development of RWA faces many challenges, such as legal compliance, asset valuation, and liquidity issues. Only by overcoming these obstacles can RWA truly become a key force driving the next bull run.

Overall, RWA represents an important innovative direction in the DeFi space, worthy of our continued attention and in-depth research.