As the launch date of the OpenEden Token (EDEN) approaches on September 30, investors in the crypto market are closely following this project, which is hailed as "the next star in the RWA track." As the issuer of the world's first regulated, yield-bearing stablecoin USDO, which is pegged 1:1 to the USD and fully backed by tokenized U.S. Treasury assets, OpenEden has already attracted significant attention ahead of the token launch. Will this TGE be able to replicate the success of STBL? Let’s analyze in depth.

The Decentralized Finance (DeFi) sector is witnessing a stablecoin revolution. The innovative "Mint-to-Earn" model launched by the STBL protocol allows users to mint stablecoins by collateralizing real-world assets (RWA) such as U.S. government bonds and private credit, while retaining all the income generated from these assets. This groundbreaking design not only addresses the core pain points of traditional stablecoins but also provides holders with a stable passive income of 4-12% annually, creating a new paradigm in the stablecoin market.

BlockRock has partnered with Ning Investment Limited to promote the tokenization of $20 million in new energy assets RWA, covering photovoltaic, energy storage, and charging facilities, with an expected annual return exceeding 25%. (Background: BlackRock makes another move: after Bitcoin, it aims to bring traditional ETFs on-chain) (Background information: What is the STBL protocol? Minting stablecoins backed by real-world assets (RWA), analysis of tokenomics) The RWA financial derivatives platform BlockRock announced a strategic cooperation with new energy company Ning Investment Limited, and both parties will promote the tokenization of $20 million in new energy assets, covering infrastructure such as rooftop solar panels, energy storage stations, and charging piles. The first phase of cooperation will bring 3

The first stablecoin with a separation mechanism for yield, allowing users to hold NFTs to gain returns from underlying assets. This article is sourced from a piece by Alea Research, organized, compiled, and written by TechFlow. (Background: The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points in September's FOMC, Powell stated "tariff impact is limited," Bitcoin broke above 117,300.) (Supplementary background: The Federal Reserve's mouthpiece: Powell's final battle, how to bear the thorny economic and political pressure.) Stablecoins have become an indispensable part of Decentralized Finance (DeFi), but they also bring many trade-offs and challenges. For example, over-collateralized crypto assets supporting stablecoins (such as DAI) face volatility risks; centralized stablecoins (such as USDC and USDT) offer almost no guarantees regarding reserve transparency; algorithmic stablecoins (such as UST or...