2026-01-06 02:31:24

The phenomenon over the past two years is quite obvious—traditional Web3 native token projects are declining, while asset tokenization is booming.

At first glance, it seems like it has little to do with retail investors like us, but upon closer reflection, the returns are quite substantial. The most direct benefit is—finally being able to access some truly high-quality assets, without being overwhelmed by the garbage pools of scam coins.

So when I saw that the trading volume of a leading asset tokenization platform surged to the 14 billion level in such a short time frame, I was honestly a bit surprised. But then I thought about it, and this also confirms a reality—people's enthusiasm for junk scam coins has indeed cooled down, and everyone is looking for more worthwhile options.

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HappyToBeDumped

· 01-08 18:13

14 billion in trading volume? Now the holders of altcoins must be panicking. Web3 native projects really need to wake up. When will they catch up with the pace of asset tokenization? Speaking of which, finally being able to play with some legitimate assets is much more comfortable than constantly watching various air coins. I'm a bit curious, how long can the current wave of asset tokenization's benefits last... Is asset tokenization really that popular, or are we just the ones who got scared of being wiped out starting to buy the dip? Is the 14 billion figure real? It seems a bit exaggerated. The era of altcoins is really over. Anyway, I believe it.

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NoodlesOrTokens

· 01-07 18:57

140 billion in trading volume? That number really can't be sustained anymore; it feels like asset tokenization is truly about to take off. Web3 native tokens definitely need a reshuffle; there are too many trash projects. Finally able to play with real assets, no need to watch those air coins fluctuate every day. This wave is indeed an opportunity for retail investors to turn things around; grabbing it is better than missing out. Asset tokenization has become so popular, what's the next step? Well said, finally someone sees through this trend. The hype around trash coins has really cooled down; everyone's eyes are sharper now. The 140 billion scale is a bit beyond expectations; can it still go up later? I agree, compared to those chaotic coins, real assets are more solid. Shifting towards asset tokenization is indeed the trend; getting on board early is never wrong.

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GasFeeBarbecue

· 01-07 08:12

Huh, finally someone sees through this. Scam coins really deserve to die. I believe the figure of 14 billion; everyone is tired of those air coins. Speaking of which, true asset tokenization is the future, much more reliable than burning money on hype. This wave is indeed an opportunity for retail investors to turn things around, unlike before when they were just being exploited.

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LayerZeroHero

· 01-06 03:00

14 billion—this number needs to be examined. How short is the short-term window? What about the trading depth—is the liquidity real or just inflated?

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SurvivorshipBias

· 01-06 03:00

That's what they say, but can retail investors really hold on to the end...

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AirdropHarvester

· 01-06 02:52

14 billion already? Unbelievable, this track has indeed taken off.

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MEVHunterLucky

· 01-06 02:48

14 billion, huh? It's time to reflect on whether I've truly bottomed out on real assets.

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WalletDoomsDay

· 01-06 02:47

14 billion in trading volume is indeed crazy, but don't forget that the liquidity mining game still needs to be watched... Asset tokenization is real, and the hype around junk coins is cooling down too. The question is, can we still make money? Finally, someone has seen through this wave of change. Traditional token projects need to wake up. This round of transfer is really an opportunity for small investors, at least to avoid being cut multiple times. But with 14 billion flowing in so quickly, be careful of the pitfalls inside, brothers. Tokenized assets are much more reliable than pancake-style projects. This logic is sound. I'm just worried this is another prelude to the next wave of harvesting; it's always been like this.

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