I suddenly have this strong feeling: these past few years, we thought we were betting on the future, but in reality, we’ve been worshipping a battering ram like it’s some kind of treasure. To put it bluntly, Bitcoin was indeed a powerful weapon back in the day, but its role was more like smashing down the walls of the old financial system. Now that the walls are down and the path is open, where’s the real capital flowing? Not into BTC, but into all kinds of tokenized real-world assets. US stocks, gold, and the US dollar are all sprouting on the blockchain. The more I observe over the past two years, the more I feel that capital hasn’t changed its heart—it’s just becoming more pragmatic. After all, even banks can now directly handle USDT, and traditional institutions have replicated trading so cleanly. You want me to take on huge drawdowns and regulatory risks to go ALL IN on an asset with only one use case? I’d rather stick to tokenized real-world assets that have visible income, cash flow, and backing. To put it simply, the war is over. The battering ram should step off the stage. The next wave might be about real-world assets going on-chain, not continuing to bet on magical stories. What retail investors fear most isn’t being slow—it’s being fixated on the heroes of a bygone era.