#资产代币化 Recently, I saw the news that the US SEC approved DTC to tokenize stocks, bonds, and treasury bonds. My first reaction was not excitement, but serious consideration of the risks and opportunities behind it.

This is indeed very important — the core assets of traditional finance are officially entering the blockchain, which means the future investment ecosystem will undergo profound changes. But I want to remind everyone that regulatory friendliness does not mean the absence of risks. Although DTC's plan has been approved, it will not go live until the second half of 2026, and it is also limited by a "controlled production environment." What does this indicate? It shows that even the most cautious institutions are advancing step by step.

I have always emphasized position management and safety education. The same applies to tokenized assets. New technology brings new opportunities, but it can also introduce new risks — liquidity traps, systemic risks, and even technical failures. If you are not yet sufficiently familiar with digital assets, do not rush to go all-in just because of "positive news."

In the long run, this direction is correct. But long-term and aggressive are two different things. It is recommended to start with small allocations, observe how the system operates, and give yourself ample time for learning and adaptation. Safety should always come before returns — this is the bottom line that prudent investors need to adhere to.