@Theo_Network The update, today I saw a key point: PT-$thBILL has officially integrated with Euler.
The significance of this matter is far deeper than just "adding a new lending pool."
My first reaction is: $thBILL has evolved from "on-chain government bonds" into a recognized underlying collateral asset between protocols. This is a role conversion at the ecological level.
On Arbitrum, PT-$thBILL can be directly used as collateral to borrow $USDC, $USD₮, and even native $thBILL. In the past, such treatment was only reserved for "established underlying assets" like ETH, stETH, and high-quality liquidity LPs. Now that a basket of government bonds can enter this level, it indicates that the risk control of the agreement has already provided the most core judgment: Trustworthy, stable, and composable.
I looked back and carefully deduced the entire path again, and the more I looked, the clearer it became:
Pendle —— Splits the yield structure of $thBILL into PT / YT
Euler —— Integrate PT-$thBILL into the interest rate and lending system
Arbitrum —— Provides a low-friction execution environment
Theo —— Provides underlying assets, real returns, and custody security guarantees
From a system perspective, this is not simply RWA tokenization, but rather: Bringing the yield and maturity structure of traditional government bonds fully onto the blockchain and enabling its composability.
In other words, $thBILL has transitioned from a static asset to a dynamic interest rate component capable of participating in on-chain mechanisms.
The current $thBILL is no longer just:
Let it sit and earn returns.
Waiting for arbitrage
It has begun to possess:
✔ Staking Quality ✔ Enter the lending market ✔ Split into term assets ✔ Build structured products ✔ Become the asset underlying the protocol's treasury
These features are extremely rare in the RWA field. Most projects stop at "making products". What Theo is building is a composable asset layer.
Logging into Euler PT-$thBILL may seem like "just going online," but in the context of the interest rate market, it actually means: The national debt will first serve as a rate-bearing primitive on the blockchain.
Phenomena that I can basically expect to occur in the coming months:
• More agreements will include $thBILL in the treasury. • More collateral pools will accept PT-$thBILL • Structured strategies will revolve around thBILL • The secondary curve of thBILL will appear in the interest rate market. • $thBILL itself may evolve into a "cash layer asset" on the chain.
From the perspective of composability and systemic risk mitigation, this route is already very clear.
To me, the level of this matter > "Launching a pool." It is the first time that RWA truly enters the core layer of DeFi and begins to take on more complex and diverse roles than TradFi.
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@Theo_Network
The update, today I saw a key point:
PT-$thBILL has officially integrated with Euler.
The significance of this matter is far deeper than just "adding a new lending pool."
My first reaction is:
$thBILL has evolved from "on-chain government bonds" into a recognized underlying collateral asset between protocols.
This is a role conversion at the ecological level.
On Arbitrum, PT-$thBILL can be directly used as collateral to borrow $USDC, $USD₮, and even native $thBILL.
In the past, such treatment was only reserved for "established underlying assets" like ETH, stETH, and high-quality liquidity LPs.
Now that a basket of government bonds can enter this level, it indicates that the risk control of the agreement has already provided the most core judgment:
Trustworthy, stable, and composable.
I looked back and carefully deduced the entire path again, and the more I looked, the clearer it became:
Pendle —— Splits the yield structure of $thBILL into PT / YT
Euler —— Integrate PT-$thBILL into the interest rate and lending system
Arbitrum —— Provides a low-friction execution environment
Theo —— Provides underlying assets, real returns, and custody security guarantees
From a system perspective, this is not simply RWA tokenization, but rather:
Bringing the yield and maturity structure of traditional government bonds fully onto the blockchain and enabling its composability.
In other words, $thBILL has transitioned from a static asset to a dynamic interest rate component capable of participating in on-chain mechanisms.
The current $thBILL is no longer just:
Let it sit and earn returns.
Waiting for arbitrage
It has begun to possess:
✔ Staking Quality
✔ Enter the lending market
✔ Split into term assets
✔ Build structured products
✔ Become the asset underlying the protocol's treasury
These features are extremely rare in the RWA field.
Most projects stop at "making products".
What Theo is building is a composable asset layer.
Logging into Euler PT-$thBILL may seem like "just going online," but in the context of the interest rate market, it actually means:
The national debt will first serve as a rate-bearing primitive on the blockchain.
Phenomena that I can basically expect to occur in the coming months:
• More agreements will include $thBILL in the treasury.
• More collateral pools will accept PT-$thBILL
• Structured strategies will revolve around thBILL
• The secondary curve of thBILL will appear in the interest rate market.
• $thBILL itself may evolve into a "cash layer asset" on the chain.
From the perspective of composability and systemic risk mitigation, this route is already very clear.
To me, the level of this matter > "Launching a pool."
It is the first time that RWA truly enters the core layer of DeFi and begins to take on more complex and diverse roles than TradFi.
Worth tracking continuously.
#thBILL #Theo #kaitoyap #yap @KaitoAI