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Don’t just focus on the coin price—what can truly change capital preference is that on-chain assets have started to “move”⚡
The latest breakdown from Binance Research on September 18 is quite interesting: as of September 15, the managed size of RWA was about $34.18 billion, up 85.2% year-to-date. But more importantly, the overall capital activation rate is only around 12%—meaning that while investors have bought on-chain assets, most of them haven’t yet entered liquidity, lending, or collateral use cases.
The activation rate for equity-like assets, however, rose from 1.95% to 7.54%, suggesting the market is starting to shift from “how much is issued” to “can it be used repeatedly.”
What this implies for mainstream coins is: today in Binance spot, $BTC is around 80510, 24H -1.01%; and $ETH is around 2581, 24H -2.27%. A pullback doesn’t necessarily mean the narrative is broken, but capital will be more selective—assets without real usage get cut when sentiment fades. Only assets that can move into liquidity and collateral paths have a better chance to weather volatility.
In the next 15 days, I’ll look for two confirmations: whether RWA’s CAR can keep climbing, and whether BTC can hold around the 80,000 level. If it can’t stand firm, don’t force short-term price weakness with a long-term narrative—wait for trading activity and mainstream coins to stabilize again, then observe in batches. Do you think RWA’s next step is to compete on issuance scale, or on capital turnover?
#BTC #ETH #RWA
Don’t just focus on the coin price—what can truly change capital preference is that on-chain assets have started to “move”⚡
The latest breakdown from Binance Research on September 18 is quite interesting: as of September 15, the managed size of RWA was about $34.18 billion, up 85.2% year-to-date. But more importantly, the overall capital activation rate is only around 12%—meaning that while investors have bought on-chain assets, most of them haven’t yet entered liquidity, lending, or collateral use cases.
The activation rate for equity-like assets, however, rose from 1.95% to 7.54%, suggesting the market is starting to shift from “how much is issued” to “can it be used repeatedly.”
What this implies for mainstream coins is: today in Binance spot, $BTC is around 80510, 24H -1.01%; and $ETH is around 2581, 24H -2.27%. A pullback doesn’t necessarily mean the narrative is broken, but capital will be more selective—assets without real usage get cut when sentiment fades. Only assets that can move into liquidity and collateral paths have a better chance to weather volatility.
In the next 15 days, I’ll look for two confirmations: whether RWA’s CAR can keep climbing, and whether BTC can hold around the 80,000 level. If it can’t stand firm, don’t force short-term price weakness with a long-term narrative—wait for trading activity and mainstream coins to stabilize again, then observe in batches. Do you think RWA’s next step is to compete on issuance scale, or on capital turnover?
#BTC #ETH #RWA
