#美联储恢复降息进程 [降息预期飙到86%,RWA就能To da moon?先听听泼冷水的声音]



The latest data is quite interesting.

CME shows that the probability of a 25 basis point cut in December has surged to 86.4%. Risk assets are starting to stir, and it seems that what should come is already on the way.

Institutions are indeed moving. Nasdaq has publicly stated that tokenized stocks have been prioritized for SEC approval, and the proposal from September is progressing quite quickly. Galaxy Digital has also launched a pilot for equity tokenization. Traditional finance is moving onto the blockchain; this is no longer just a PPT.

But some are not in a hurry to celebrate.

There are a lot of RWA projects running on the second layer network now, but the actual value flowing back to the mainnet is quite limited. Are institutions really getting involved, or are they just taking advantage of the situation? This question remains unresolved. Last month, BlackRock's IBIT saw a net outflow of $2.34 billion, and their executives said this is a normal rotation, which instead proves that the market is entering an adjustment period under the expectation of interest rate cuts. It sounds quite reasonable, but an outflow is still an outflow.

At this time, V God jumped out.

He directly criticized ZEC's governance mechanism, and the core point can be summed up in one sentence: Privacy is a public good and cannot be hijacked by large holders for short-term interests. In the wave of RWA combined with KYC compliance, he has raised a reminder—do not cross the bottom line.

The technical solutions are indeed progressing. OpenAC has achieved zero-knowledge verification on mobile devices in 99 milliseconds, and Deep Funding optimizes funding distribution using AI combined with a jury. Perhaps it is truly possible to find that balance between privacy and compliance.

By the way, the Ethereum Foundation will hold a tour in domestic universities in December: December 4th at Peking University, 6th at Tsinghua University, and 7th at a joint event of Peking University, Tsinghua University, Fudan University, and Shanghai Jiao Tong University. The topics will cover RWA, digital asset technology, and stablecoin mechanisms. The Scroll team and professors will present in person, and there will also be workshops.

Do you think this opportunity is reliable?

Is it the certainty brought by institutions, or the hidden dangers buried by compromises on privacy? Don't hold back, let's be real. 👇

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SchrodingersPapervip
· 12-03 15:36
There's an 86% chance of this happening? Just listen, don't take it seriously—BlackRock is cutting positions too. RWA taking off? Hold on, most of those Layer 2 projects haven't really brought liquidity back to the mainnet. Institutions are still just testing the waters. Vitalik is right—if we compromise on privacy, compliance is meaningless. This bottom line must be upheld.
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GasFeeVictimvip
· 12-02 19:27
BlackRock has net outflows of 2.34 billion and is still talking about rotation; this narrative is too fabricated. RWA is just a PPT box now, do those projects on the second layer really have value? I doubt it. Vitalik Buterin's words sound relieving, but in the face of compliance trends, who can maintain the bottom line? In my opinion, this wave of institutions entering the market is just a pretense to play people for suckers. Interest rate cut expectations are high, but what about real demand? It's still the same old story.
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CoffeeNFTsvip
· 12-01 00:50
BlackRock had a net outflow of 2.34 billion, yet still talks about normal rotation. Who believes that? The real value has long been drained by Layer 2; the Mainnet is just a shell. What V God said makes sense, but in reality, there are many compromises. RWA to da moon? Let's wait and see how institutions invest real money first. This wave of certainty is actually just a facade; the hidden dangers are what’s real.
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StealthDeployervip
· 12-01 00:49
An 86% chance of interest rate cuts sounds appealing, but BlackRock's net outflow of 2.34 billion is still arguing it's "normal rotation," which feels a bit too dismissive. RWA taking off is fine, but Vitalik Buterin's comment hit the pain point—let's not sell privacy for compliance; if everyone has to KYC, what do we call Web3 then? Institutions entering the market is real, but we need to know whether they are here for revolution or to clip coupons. To be honest, this wave feels more like speculative sentiment driven by interest rate cuts rather than a genuine technological breakthrough. Wait, the Ethereum Foundation's roadshow is a good thing, but discussing RWA and compliance at this point feels like "first talk about the rules, then enter a position."
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NeonCollectorvip
· 12-01 00:28
An 86% probability sounds quite impressive, but BlackRock's $2.34 billion outflow really can't be ignored. Vitalik Buterin made a good point; we can't compromise on privacy. Once we do, there's no turning back. With so many projects stacked on layer two for RWA, it feels like most are just empty shells riding the hype. Only the real money on the Mainnet speaks. I have to attend the Peking University session of the four school joint lecture; I want to hear how they reconcile privacy and Compliance with this lie. Interest rate cuts have caused a stir in risk assets, but can this wave really be caught? Are institutions just playing around or are they betting real money? We'll find out in December.
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