When you open your wallet late at night, have you ever been hurt by those countless "points" and "pending airdrops"?

It's 2026, and the entire ecosystem is still playing a game of hot potato. We obsess over annualized returns of dozens of times, but have never truly thought about where these numbers come from—are they from new entrants' money? Or an illusion of infinite issuance?

This fear of emptiness was completely dispelled in my mind after I saw the deep integration of a certain European project with its ecosystem platform.

Note, I am not talking about those flying "strategic partnerships." This time is a real deep integration—a Web3 infrastructure project has become the core technical support for a regulated Dutch exchange. Behind it stand over 17,500 active investors, with a total fundraising scale surpassing 200 million euros. This is not a white paper; this is real capital market activity.

What is most eye-catching are those tokenized real assets. Medical device manufacturers, industrial groups... These are companies that operate in the real world, employ staff, and generate cash flow. Their equity and bonds are now being tokenized on-chain through the XSC standard.

Behind every token, there is a real economic activity. This is what Web3 should look like—not to boost trading volume, but to bring finance back to its essence.