#代币化趋势 After the a16z report was released, the most eye-catching aspect was still the tokenization trend. The $46 trillion stablecoin trading volume is right there—this is not a figment of imagination—already approaching three times the size of Visa. Moving traditional assets onto the blockchain is shifting from conceptual hype to actual implementation. What does this mean? It indicates that traders' operational logic is quietly changing.

The most intuitive feeling is: the liquidity of tokenized assets will improve increasingly, and their volatility patterns will gradually align more with traditional finance rather than purely crypto characteristics. This has a substantial impact on copy trading strategies. Experts who are good at capturing volatility in traditional assets will see their methodologies significantly more adaptable in the crypto space, while pure crypto radicals may need to adjust their pace.

Recently, I’ve been reviewing the holding logic of several traders and found that accounts simultaneously deploying tokenized stocks and indices are experiencing noticeably narrower risk drawdowns. This gave me an idea: future position-splitting strategies could consider introducing these more "moderate" tokenized assets to balance the volatility of aggressive positions.

During this window period before 2026, the opportunity window in the tokenization track is open, but the key is to find traders who have already adapted to this trend and follow them. Practical validation is always more convincing than theoretical predictions.