#资产代币化 Seeing the SEC approve DTCC's on-chain custody of tokenized assets, my first reaction isn't excitement but a calm reflection: what does this mean for the average investor?

The migration of financial markets onto the blockchain is indeed accelerating, and the improvements in transparency and efficiency are tangible benefits. But I want to say that technological innovation should not change our most fundamental investment principles. Whether assets are on-chain or off-chain, position management, risk control, and a long-term mindset will never go out of style.

I've seen too many people attracted by new concepts, betting all their chips on "future trends," only to be forced out in the volatility. The arrival of tokenized assets is precisely a reminder for us to think more carefully: what is our risk tolerance, and how much of our portfolio can withstand the fluctuations of this new asset class?

SEC's innovative exemption policy is interesting, but an exemption doesn't mean no risk; on the contrary, it requires us to evaluate more clearly. I suggest everyone ask themselves three questions first: Do I understand this technology? Can I tolerate the corresponding volatility? Will losing this money affect my life?

True prudence has always been about making choices based on understanding, not blindly chasing.