# RWA — X 热门讨论 (2026-10-11 15:03 UTC)
## @ProofOfWei (proof of wei) · 10-11 14:35 · ♥155 ↻0 💬3 The Future of Ethereum: Not Just a Cryptocurrency, but a Worldwide Supercomputer
If Bitcoin has cemented its status as "digital gold," then Ethereum (ETH) is confidently moving toward the role of the world's settlement layer for the entire global economy. But what awaits Vitalik Buterin's blockchain in the coming years?
We break down the key trends, technological shifts, and prospects.
1. Architecture: The Era of Layer 2 (L2) Ethereum long ago abandoned the idea of scaling the "main network" (Layer 1) directly by increasing block size. The future of the network is L2 networks (Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, zkSync).
The Ethereum mainnet is turning into an ultra-reliable and secure base layer for the final settlement of transactions.
Users and applications are moving to L2, where transactions cost fractions of a cent and are executed instantly.
2. Modularity and Proto-Danksharding Developers are systematically implementing the roadmap The Surge, The Scourge, The Verge, The Purge, and The Splurge. The introduction of technologies such as EIP-4844 (Data Blobs) and full-scale Sharding (danksharding) makes data storage for L2 networks as cheap as possible. This is a key step toward throughput of 100,000+ transactions per second.
3. Institutions and TradFi (Traditional Finance) With the launch of spot ETH ETFs and the tokenization of real-world assets (RWA — Real World Assets), Ethereum has become the main venue for Wall Street:
The largest funds (BlackRock, Franklin Templeton) are already issuing tokenized funds and bonds on the Ethereum base.
Banks and stablecoin issuers (USDT, USDC) use ETH as the primary settlement rail.
4. Deflationary Model and Staking After the transition to Proof-of-Stake (PoS) and the introduction of the fee-burning mechanism (EIP-1559), ETH became an "ultra-liquid asset" (Ultrasound Money):
During periods of high network activity, the volume of coins burned exceeds the issuance for staking, making ether deflationary.
Staking yield turns ETH into a "risk-free interest rate" for the world of DeFi.
The Main Challenges for Ethereum Competition from L1 networks: Solana, Sui, and Aptos attract users with ultra-high speed at the base level. Ethereum needs to prove that its L2 ecosystem is more convenient and does not fragment liquidity.
Complexity for the average user: Managing L2 bridges, different networks, and private keys still scares off newcomers. (The solution should be Account Abstraction — making crypto wallets as simple as mobile banks).
The future of Ethereum is not just a battle for the ETH price, but a gradual yet inevitable integration of the network into the global financial backend. ETH is transforming from a venture asset into a systemically important infrastructure foundation of Web3.
What do you think — will the L2 architecture be able to withstand the mass arrival of a billion new users, or is the future with monolithic blockchains? https://x.com/ProofOfWei/status/2109291752066551973
## @RWAFoundation_ (RWA Foundation) · 10-11 13:45 · ♥58 ↻8 💬7 It’s going to be a huge end to the year for tokenization. https://x.com/RWAFoundation_/status/2109279118231748750
## @RWAFoundation_ (RWA Foundation) · 10-11 13:59 · ♥41 ↻8 💬7 Markets aren’t going to be perfect. Liquidity isn’t going to be perfect. There will be issues, inefficiencies and lessons to learn.
There were problems when we moved from cash to cheques, from cheques to cards, and from cards to online banking. Yet nobody argues we should have stopped there.
We’re entering a new era of finance. One where assets can move onchain, markets can operate 24/7, and access to financial products can expand globally.
Tokenization isn’t going to be perfect from day one. The point is to build something better than what came before it.
Stay shipping. 🚢 https://x.com/RWAFoundation_/status/2109282861584941069
## @0xbaed (0xbaed) · 10-11 12:05 · ♥42 ↻4 💬12 i tested 3 @arcus_xyz farming strategies and compared results from 40+ traders
1. liquidation farming failed completely • 4 liquidations on RWA pairs with $1M-$5M OI • $5K-$15K notional, $500-$900 margin each • 7 points for $89 in costs, about $12.70 per point
Arcus barely rewarded this strategy
2. volume + taker orders, with 12h+ holds • 220 points for $140 in costs, around $0.64 per point • every position was held at least 12 hours
taker fees seem to add a few points, but the boost is small
3. standard low-volume OI farm, holding for 48h+ • ~$20K average OI, $142K volume, 19 point • funding covered all costs and left about $0.7 net per point
but this used capital 5x less efficiently
best setup so far: high-volume RWA positions held for at least 12h taker orders aren't needed
i'm now testing spot volume through Robinhood Wallet since a boost was promised for it. let's see what the next distribution brings > 引用 @0xbaed: this week i'm testing 3 different ways to farm @arcus_xyz points and see what actually scores best
1. liquidation farming: low-OI, low-volume pairs, testing $500-$800 liquidation losses at a time 2. volume + takers: $1.48M all-time perps volume and $109 in fees. testing whether fee-generating earns more points 3. standard OI farm: holding positions 12–48h on low-OI pairs
once the points are distributed, i'll share all the results and the stats on which strategy farmed best https://x.com/0xbaed/status/2109254162630283506
## @RWAFoundation_ (RWA Foundation) · 10-11 13:41 · ♥43 ↻5 💬6 7.2 trillion in stablecoin DEX volume, all time:
@Uniswap $3.3T @PancakeSwap $1.7T @orca_so $389.5B @0xfluid $351.3B @aeroxyz $307.3B @Raydium $197.1B @MeteoraAG $149.8B
Data via @tokenterminal https://t.co/eN0gRiZpcm https://x.com/RWAFoundation_/status/2109278296705827142