The current state of Solana's RWA ecosystem is worth paying attention to. According to data, XStocks has tokenized over 1 billion USD worth of stock assets through Solana. However, there is an interesting contradiction: although these assets are substantial in scale, they cannot obtain RWA certification because they are only traded on Kraken.
Even more ironic is that RWA products in Canton and other public chain ecosystems have no real restrictions on retail accessibility and can issue large-scale tokens at will, yet they have received certification approval. What does this reflect?
Currently, the qualification standards in the RWA track seem to be clearly fragmented — the logic between compliance assessment and actual market accessibility and liquidity constraints is not aligned. While the Solana ecosystem has made impressive progress in the RWA field, restrictions at the exchange level have become a limiting factor. Does this contradiction imply that industry standards themselves still need further improvement? It is worth deep reflection within the industry.
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MechanicalMartel
· 01-10 09:19
To be honest, Solana got a bit unfairly stuck this time. With a market cap of $1 billion just sitting there, it’s actually stuck at the exchange threshold, and the standards set are really unreasonable.
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SchrodingerPrivateKey
· 01-08 19:53
Solana is stuck completely, while those with no restrictions are actually getting certified. The logic is truly amazing.
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SchroedingerGas
· 01-07 10:52
This qualification certification scheme is truly outrageous. It feels like Solana has been secretly manipulated behind the scenes.
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quietly_staking
· 01-07 10:51
This rule is really absurd; Solana actually gets hindered when doing real work.
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MetaEggplant
· 01-07 10:46
The logic behind this certification is really absurd. Where is the promised compliance?
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MEVHunterWang
· 01-07 10:37
Uh, this logic is really absurd... Solana's billion-dollar assets are stuck, but Canton just distributes them casually? The rule makers really know how to play.
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0xSleepDeprived
· 01-07 10:22
This qualification certification standard is a bit outrageous, it feels like selective enforcement.
The current state of Solana's RWA ecosystem is worth paying attention to. According to data, XStocks has tokenized over 1 billion USD worth of stock assets through Solana. However, there is an interesting contradiction: although these assets are substantial in scale, they cannot obtain RWA certification because they are only traded on Kraken.
Even more ironic is that RWA products in Canton and other public chain ecosystems have no real restrictions on retail accessibility and can issue large-scale tokens at will, yet they have received certification approval. What does this reflect?
Currently, the qualification standards in the RWA track seem to be clearly fragmented — the logic between compliance assessment and actual market accessibility and liquidity constraints is not aligned. While the Solana ecosystem has made impressive progress in the RWA field, restrictions at the exchange level have become a limiting factor. Does this contradiction imply that industry standards themselves still need further improvement? It is worth deep reflection within the industry.