The line between traditional finance and the crypto space seems to be getting increasingly blurred.

Recently, OpenEden received strategic investments from institutions such as Ripple. Their main offerings, TBILL (a tokenized short-duration US Treasury fund) and the stablecoin USDO, essentially bring compliant fixed-income products directly on-chain. It sounds quite technical, but the practical significance is clear—they provide DeFi protocols with more stable yield-generating underlying assets and offer institutional capital a legitimate entry channel.

With the rise of such RWA (Real World Asset) projects, the blockchain is no longer just a speculative playground—traditional capital has finally found an entry point they can understand and feel confident about. For the entire ecosystem, both liquidity and compliance are being enhanced simultaneously.