Yesterday, Citibank released a heavyweight analysis report on the European capital markets. Many people might have skimmed past it without paying much attention. But in fact, this report hides the potential password for a hundredfold track by 2026, and also exposes a fatal flaw in the current RWA track that 99% of people are unaware of.
Simply put, if the RWA tokens you hold are essentially just "wrapping paper," then you might have bought a lonely victory. The Dusk blockchain seems to be the only project that truly understands and solves this problem.
**The Fragmentation Crisis in the European Market**
Citibank's report points out the biggest pain point in the European capital markets: Fragmentation. Settlement systems across countries are not interconnected, transaction efficiency is shockingly low, and data is like being split into countless isolated islands. How to solve this? Citibank's prescription is tokenization — using blockchain technology to unify stocks, bonds, and funds on a single ledger for circulation.
Sounds pretty good, right? But there's a subtle implication in the report worth pondering: not all tokenizations are the same.
This directly hits the core differentiation point of the current RWA track. Two completely different schools have already emerged in the market. The key question is: who can truly solve practical problems?
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VCsSuckMyLiquidity
· 19h ago
Selling Dusk again, your copywriting is really good haha. The part about the wrapping paper really hit the point, but if RWA weren't just about cutting leeks, it wouldn't be like this now. Honestly, I haven't read that Citigroup report, but now that you mention it, I'm a hundred times more curious. The term "track password" makes me want to vomit but also makes me want to research it...
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AmateurDAOWatcher
· 19h ago
I haven't actually read this Citibank report, but hearing you say that, it seems like Dusk is indeed a bit different in the RWA area... However, is the word "only" a bit too confident? Let's wait and see what happens next.
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ImpermanentSage
· 19h ago
People who bought a bunch of RWA air tokens are probably crying in the corner right now. The true top-level design has long been outlined in Citibank's report, but unfortunately most people only look at the K-line.
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AirdropBlackHole
· 19h ago
This Citibank report is indeed worth reading, but frankly, the fragmentation issue should have been addressed long ago. However, for projects that can truly be implemented... it's hard to see anyone who can fully take it over right now.
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BlockImposter
· 19h ago
This Citibank report is indeed impressive, but to be honest, I believe that 99% of RWA is just air. Dusk truly understands top-level design, or is it just another storyline? Let's wait and see.
Let's talk about the topic of "Top-Level Design."
Yesterday, Citibank released a heavyweight analysis report on the European capital markets. Many people might have skimmed past it without paying much attention. But in fact, this report hides the potential password for a hundredfold track by 2026, and also exposes a fatal flaw in the current RWA track that 99% of people are unaware of.
Simply put, if the RWA tokens you hold are essentially just "wrapping paper," then you might have bought a lonely victory. The Dusk blockchain seems to be the only project that truly understands and solves this problem.
**The Fragmentation Crisis in the European Market**
Citibank's report points out the biggest pain point in the European capital markets: Fragmentation. Settlement systems across countries are not interconnected, transaction efficiency is shockingly low, and data is like being split into countless isolated islands. How to solve this? Citibank's prescription is tokenization — using blockchain technology to unify stocks, bonds, and funds on a single ledger for circulation.
Sounds pretty good, right? But there's a subtle implication in the report worth pondering: not all tokenizations are the same.
This directly hits the core differentiation point of the current RWA track. Two completely different schools have already emerged in the market. The key question is: who can truly solve practical problems?