When observing the asset onboarding track of institutions, you will notice an interesting phenomenon—there are many projects with high visibility, but truly "progressing steadily with a financial rhythm" are rare. Conversely, some projects do not hype up hot topics or rely on stacking buzzwords; their updates may not be frequent, but every step points to the same goal.
That is to truly integrate blockchain into the actual business processes of banks and large financial institutions—not just stay at the presentation or proof-of-concept stage, but to enter the production environment with real effort. This "low-key but resolute" approach might be the correct way to open up institutional-grade applications. The value of technology ultimately needs to be proven in real-world scenarios.
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retroactive_airdrop
· 19h ago
Low-key projects are the ones truly working; I've already muted those who post announcements every day.
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NeverVoteOnDAO
· 19h ago
Low-key projects are indeed easy to overlook, but those that are truly pushing for production implementation are the ones making real progress.
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RugResistant
· 19h ago
Low-key projects are actually more reliable; I believe in this logic.
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SelfRugger
· 19h ago
Low-key projects are truly the real players, and I agree with that. But to be honest, how many can actually be deployed into the production environment now? Most are still just blossoming and bearing fruit in PPT presentations.
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ConfusedWhale
· 20h ago
Low-key projects are actually more reliable, and that's what I've always wanted to say. Those with loud voices have already fallen behind.
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MissedTheBoat
· 20h ago
Low-key projects are the ones truly working; those who jump on trending topics every day should have already fizzled out. Genuine financial institution collaborations can't be built just by issuing press releases.
When observing the asset onboarding track of institutions, you will notice an interesting phenomenon—there are many projects with high visibility, but truly "progressing steadily with a financial rhythm" are rare. Conversely, some projects do not hype up hot topics or rely on stacking buzzwords; their updates may not be frequent, but every step points to the same goal.
That is to truly integrate blockchain into the actual business processes of banks and large financial institutions—not just stay at the presentation or proof-of-concept stage, but to enter the production environment with real effort. This "low-key but resolute" approach might be the correct way to open up institutional-grade applications. The value of technology ultimately needs to be proven in real-world scenarios.