# DeFi — X 热门讨论 (2026-09-27 19:38 UTC)
## @PatrimoineRural (Patrimoine rural) · 09-27 16:53 · ♥79 ↻11 💬1 Ils ont acheté un château en ruine dans l’Eure : un défi, aussi, financier. https://t.co/kRDdaC2lBJ https://t.co/qTyT3NCtzW https://x.com/PatrimoineRural/status/2104253057328701819
## @Jonathan__offic (Jonathan®) · 09-27 17:52 · ♥92 ↻1 💬2 $QNT : volume is ripping harder than price
$183.03 | +47.78% in 24h 24h volume: $636.4M (+642% vs prior day)
Tagged as 24h momentum, sector rotation, and DeFi. This isn’t just a wick — the flow is real.
Start of a DeFi rotation, or a one-day spike? https://t.co/TAAHsi9TLG https://x.com/Jonathan__offic/status/2104267931026587697
## @0xSammy (0xSammy) · 09-27 14:52 · ♥73 ↻2 💬19 Copped another two @standard_rsv branches today
The liquidity engine thesis around earning yield by supplying other protocols / pools is something you should pay attention to
Several charters have been burned, but with yesterday’s chartered auction costing > 3 ETH this could get silly
Remember the daily Noun auctions and the multi million dollar treasury they accumulated? This will be magnitudes larger imo
The team is listening to feedback and iterating rapidly; simple UX improvements like limit orders on branch purchases or the recent sBill staking announcement is forming the foundation of the larger strategic DeFi primitive plugged into RWAs
The Robinhood summit starts on September 29th; pay attention to what’s discussed there… they’re plugged into the top protocols building on their chain and will likely support those that add value through liquidity depth or UX improvements for getting exposure to stocks, commodities and other assets
I came for STANDARD’s early ponzi Ohm like flywheel, but unlike ohm there’s signs of larger fundamentals that could see this sustain well beyond your typical DeFi protocol
Institutions want liquidity depth; this is. offering a viable solution with novel mechanics to solve for this > 引用 @0xSammy: People are underestimating how important liquidity is for RWAs
Tokenizing an asset is the “easy” part… but building enough market depth that serious size can enter or exit without moving the price against itself
That’s why I’m increasingly focused on protocols explicitly designed to solve the liquidity bottleneck on Robinhood Chain:
1) @longdotxyz (AI MC; $234m) turn activity into permanently locked stock liquidity
LONG pairs assets directly against tokenized stocks rather than ETH/stables
This is important because demand for the paired asset directly creates trading volume and liquidity for the stock itself
Stock tokens accumulated in LONG pools are permanently locked, while fees/community vaults can compound further stock exposure over time
It effectively uses speculation as a distribution and liquidity engine for RWAs
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2) @standard_rsv ($19.6m): use the protocol balance sheet as a market maker
Standard’s second mandate is structurally different… Instead of waiting for third-party LPs, it wants to deploy its own reserve capital into stock-token markets, seed depth, attract additional liquidity and earn fees from the resulting order flow
Those fees can then feed back into the reserve and finance deeper or additional markets
In other words, the treasury becomes productive market-making capital rather than passive NAV
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3) @shroom_network ($15.7m) create a common liquidity layer across stocks
SHROOM is building a “hub-and-spoke” model by pairing itself against major stock tokens
Instead of every stock needing completely isolated liquidity, SHROOM becomes a common routing asset between markets
The protocol owns the liquidity, captures fees from volume and price dislocations across the network, with treasury LP fees ultimately flowing into SHROOM buybacks/burns
More stocks = more routes = more volume = more fees = potentially deeper network liquidity
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Three different approaches to the same problem:
i) LONG turns attention into stock liquidity
ii) STANDARD turns treasury capital into stock liquidity
iii) SHROOM turns fragmented stock liquidity into a connected network
If RWAs are going to handle genuinely large flows onchain, this layer matters just as much as the assets themselves https://x.com/0xSammy/status/2104222762449477738