Trending assets—RWA track (ONDO, TRU, HIFI)
1. BlackRock has recently submitted documents to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, planning to cooperate with Securitize, a U.S. asset tokenization company, to launch the BlackRock USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund and begin asset tokenization, which will benefit the RWA project;
2. ONDO tokenized BlackRock iShares ETFs as short-term U.S. Treasury bond funds. Affected by this news, it took the lead to rise. At the same time, TrueFi (TRU), as the leading project in the credit lending track, and HIFI, are built on Ethereum. The lending agreement on the market (the products provided include cryptocurrency mortgage lending, NTF mortgage lending and RWA services) also followed the RWA track to make up for the increase;
3. According to the Bitget market, ONDO, TRU, and HIFI have increased by 35%, 42%, and 21% respectively in 24 hours, indicating that the community has a strong willingness to trade.
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