Institutions are making a decisive move. They're abandoning one-size-fits-all approaches and betting heavily on purpose-built blockchains tailored to specific use cases. Avalanche's long-term strategy is riding this exact wave. The real catalyst? Real world asset tokenization. Banks and enterprises aren't just dabbling anymore—they're treating RWA infrastructure as critical infrastructure. As more capital flows toward projects designed for institutional-grade performance and compliance, we're seeing a clear market bifurcation. Generic L1s face headwinds. Specialized chains with serious RWA roadmaps? They're the ones attracting the heavyweight players.
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SchroedingerMiner
· 12-21 05:16
The universal chain is indeed declining, and the RWA wave of dividends is truly exceptional.
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FreeRider
· 12-20 16:50
Alright, RWA has indeed gained momentum, but with so many dedicated chain tracks, how many can truly survive?
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LightningClicker
· 12-18 14:48
Alright, Avalanche really seized the opportunity with the nodes... Institutions are really no longer testing the waters in RWA.
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I believe in the logic of dedicated chains; general L1s are being pushed out.
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Banks are starting to treat RWA as infrastructure... This is true institutional-level recognition.
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Wait, just talking, can these projects really deliver on the compliance set? Or is it another round of hype?
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Whether Avalanche can sustain this wave of benefits depends on execution... Talking on paper is easy.
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If RWA takes off, it indeed has little to do with general chains; this logic is solid.
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FudVaccinator
· 12-18 08:59
ava this wave indeed addressed the pain points of institutions. The dedicated chain model no longer seems so esoteric.
Once RWA gains momentum, institutions will really stop pretending. The old story of universal L1s won't work anymore.
If this differentiation truly takes shape, the trash coins will have a tough time.
Banks entering the scene change the rules. Compliance needs are right there—who can just sit back and win?
As long as dedicated chains have real adoption, how will the generic ones survive...
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TradFiRefugee
· 12-18 08:57
ava has indeed captured the appetite of institutions; RWA is the real gold mine.
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MidnightTrader
· 12-18 08:51
Well, RWA is indeed about to become mainstream. Institutions have long been tired of those flashy things.
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Whether Avalanche can hold up this time depends. Professional chains are hot, but the competition isn't as simple as it seems.
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Banks are really getting serious now. It feels like the era of Bitcoin is over.
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Wait, is the general-purpose L1 really going to fade? That sounds a bit too absolute...
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RWA infrastructure is the new wealth creation machine. I do agree with this logic.
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By the way, whether this wave can be implemented or not is another matter. Institutional promises and actual progress are often worlds apart.
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With the race for dedicated chains so fierce, it seems like latecomers have no chance.
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DuskSurfer
· 12-18 08:48
This wave of RWA is truly different; institutions are finally taking it seriously. Compared to those all-purpose public chains, what really matters is the specialized ones that are the future. I understand Avalanche's move here.
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SignatureDenied
· 12-18 08:33
The professional-level chain has indeed taken off. When banks start pouring real money into RWA, you know it's not just hype.
Institutions are making a decisive move. They're abandoning one-size-fits-all approaches and betting heavily on purpose-built blockchains tailored to specific use cases. Avalanche's long-term strategy is riding this exact wave. The real catalyst? Real world asset tokenization. Banks and enterprises aren't just dabbling anymore—they're treating RWA infrastructure as critical infrastructure. As more capital flows toward projects designed for institutional-grade performance and compliance, we're seeing a clear market bifurcation. Generic L1s face headwinds. Specialized chains with serious RWA roadmaps? They're the ones attracting the heavyweight players.