Just received @Bitget_zh's 'US Stock Trading Guide,' and now I see @GracyBitget has released the 'rToken Institutional Cross-Asset Capital Management Strategy Handbook.' This handbook got me thinking about a trend: in the future, stock assets on-chain might adopt DeFi-like mechanisms. For example: Before: Buy stocks → Wait for price to go up. Future: Buy stocks → Earn interest → Collateralize → Finance → Reallocate. This is what I found most interesting when researching Bitget STRC (Strategy Preferred Stock Token). The focus isn’t just its ~11.5% dividend yield, but how it transforms the way traditional stock assets are utilized. Traditional stocks: After buying, the funds basically sit idle. But on-chain finance is trying to turn stock assets into: Yield-generating assets; Collateralizable assets; Assets that can further enhance capital efficiency. Take Bitget’s STRC (Strategy Preferred Stock Token) as an example: if the market price is below face value, investors not only earn dividends during the holding period but may also benefit from gains as the price returns to face value. Additionally, under Bitget’s unified margin system, these types of assets could participate in more strategic combinations in the future. This is the true value of RWA (Real World Assets): it’s not just about putting stock prices on-chain, but about giving traditional assets the composability of the crypto world. Looking at Bitget’s development over the past few years, the trading platforms of the future might not just trade assets—they could create more financial combinations between different assets. From USDGO to Reality, and now STRC: Their strategic roadmap abstracts into: Stablecoins → Stocks → RWA → UEX. At its core, it’s all heading in the same direction: enabling traditional assets to gradually gain the efficiency of on-chain finance.