After the US stock market closes, traditional financial markets shut for the day. But transactions on the blockchain never stop.

In the current hottest RWA narrative, most people only see the path of US Treasuries—5% stable returns, which are indeed attractive but somewhat monotonous. The real room for imagination goes far beyond that.

Imagine, could you directly trade Nasdaq stocks on-chain? Could you trade gold even on weekends? Or participate in carbon credit trading in the Amazon rainforest? These assets, once exclusive to financial institutions, are gradually being redefined.

From a technical perspective, the bottleneck has never been the blockchain itself but the data. APRO connects directly to futures and after-hours trading data, enabling 24/7 liquidity quotes—even when markets are closed, allowing trading, which changes the game for ordinary investors.

Even more interesting is the carbon credit market. For a long time, this territory has been monopolized by institutions, and retail investors face information asymmetry. APRO uses AI to recalculate global carbon trading data, providing a "fair price," allowing individual investors to participate in the carbon market while enjoying transparent pricing.

In the commodities sector, there are even more innovations—not only transmitting prices but also tracking actual inventories. You can know for sure whether that barrel of oil is genuinely stored or just on paper. This traceability is crucial for on-chain asset tokenization.

DeFi’s composability has always been praised as its core advantage. Now, with real assets as a new building block, it’s no longer a self-reinforcing spiral but a truly global asset allocation ecosystem. From this perspective, the imagination space for on-chain trading has just begun to open.