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The overlooked niche in RWA: The value, exploration, and practice of fund tokenization. When discussing the tokenization of physical assets ( RWA ), we usually focus on underlying assets such as U.S. Treasury bonds, fixed income, and securities. In fact, apart from stablecoins, the largest RWA project by asset size currently is the money market fund. The top three projects by asset size are: Franklin Templeton: $312 million ( government bonds ); Centrifuge: $247 million ( asset-backed ); Ondo Finance: $183 million ( government bonds ). Franklin Templeton is entirely a tokenized fund, Ondo Finance also has two tokenized funds, and Centrifuge has established a tokenized fund in the RWA project in collaboration with Aave. It is evident that tokenized funds are in

With the effective implementation of the EU MiCA regulations, Poland has become an emerging market for Web3 entrepreneurship, attracting numerous companies and investments. The country has an active user base and a gradually improving regulatory framework, but also faces Compliance challenges. Businesses need to understand local regulations to seize opportunities.

Solo: A new attempt to build a trusted anonymous identification layer for Web3 The infrastructure of the Web3 domain is rapidly improving, but the "identification layer" as a key module supporting trust and participation has long been in a state of absence. From data labeling, behavior scoring to protocol interaction and community governance, a large number of key tasks in Web3 rely on "human input" as an effective data source. However, from the perspective of on-chain systems, users are usually just a wallet address, lacking structured individual characteristics and behavior labels. Without additional identification layer mechanisms to support it, the crypto-native world can hardly establish a trustworthy user profile, let alone achieve reputation accumulation and credit assessment. The lack of identification layers has directly given rise to one of the most common and challenging issues in Web3 - the witch attack. In various incentive activities that rely on user participation, malicious users can easily fabricate multiple identifications to repeatedly claim rewards, manipulate votes, and contaminate data, thereby undermining the integrity of the original.

This article discusses 10 key steps to enhance asset security, including establishing a multisignature Wallet, setting up dedicated risk Wallets, and utilizing transaction preview tools. In addition, it emphasizes the importance of regularly checking Token authorizations, continuously monitoring asset status, and staying updated on industry trends. By integrating these strategies, users can invest more securely in the crypto space.