The long-term crypto assets are stored on your phone screen, but there's a knot of frustration in your heart. These investments are steadily appreciating, representing a bet on the future. But the reality is harsh—quarter-end operating funds are running low. There are only two traditional options: sell some assets at a low price to cut losses, or helplessly give up the positions you've painstakingly accumulated. This forced choice has almost become an industry norm, until someone started to break this unfair game.

Some projects chose the hardest path. While everyone else chases hot trends and flashy gimmicks, they focus on the hard work of infrastructure. No exaggerated concept packaging, no overpromised yield myths—just solidly building an over-collateralized framework. This actually reflects a deep understanding of finance—the true safety doesn't rely on luck or selectively ignoring risks, but on building a defense with sufficient risk coverage.

An interesting contrast is: the market is still debating who has the better high-yield strategy, but they are quietly upgrading their risk control defenses. This counterintuitive approach hits exactly where the industry is most prone to issues.

More importantly, liquidity. Your on-chain assets, tokenized government bonds, real estate certificates—these no longer need to become dead assets lying idle. Through carefully designed collateral mechanisms, long-term assets can instantly turn into readily usable liquid capital. This completely rewrites traditional liquidity schemes: instead of sacrificing future returns to fill current gaps, assets themselves generate the cash flow needed at the moment.