#资产代币化 SEC approval for on-chain custody by DTCC is worth paying close attention to. Tokenization of traditional financial assets is no longer just a concept hype; a real regulatory pathway is opening up—Russell 1000 components, major ETFs, US Treasuries, and other assets will go on-chain, with implementation starting in 2026.

What does this mean for the copy trading ecosystem? My understanding is that major changes at the mechanism level are imminent. Currently, copy trading mainly involves selecting from a pool of pure crypto traders, but once traditional asset tokenization matures, a large number of traders who understand traditional financial logic and are also proficient with on-chain tools will emerge. Their trading styles will be completely different—risk control will be stricter, but profit volatility may be more stable.

From the perspective of actual copy trading, it’s now necessary to start screening traders with hedging mindset and an understanding of RWA asset characteristics. Don’t rush to chase high returns with aggressive traders; instead, focus on those with a stable track record in traditional assets and practical on-chain experience. The three-year controlled environment means there is still ample time to observe who can truly adapt to this new ecosystem.

In other words, this is a signal, and early positioning is essential.