Reasons why RWA struggles in WEB3 and the solutions proposed by Theo Network Summary in 3 points: 1. RWA has too low investment utility value for Web3 investors. 2. There are various uncertainties, and utilizing DeFi is difficult. 3. @Theo_Network was created to solve these issues. As mentioned by the investor CoinLike, the RWA sector is always moving with major news in the crypto market, attracting the attention of all market participants. In fact, many Web3 market participants expected that the massive financial capital from Web2, such as Yeouido, Wall Street, and Hong Kong, would move to Web3 due to the RWA sector, bringing tremendous liquidity to the market. However, despite the emergence of RWA in the market, the results have been different. We have yet to experience the power of RWA in the market. What is the reason for this? I believe the reasons are complex. For Web3 investors, RWA investments have too low utility value. Web3 investors buy Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana and utilize the virtual assets purchased through DeFi platforms like AAVE or Morpho. As assets, they can deposit Bitcoin through DeFi to earn interest and borrow USDT to trade new coins in the short term, among other uses. However, utilizing RWA in this way is difficult. As a result, it is not easy to feel the attraction of trading RWA in Web3 when RWA products are already sufficiently tradable in the Web2 market. Consequently, the growth of the RWA market slows down, liquidity becomes scarce, and with a lack of liquidity, RWA DeFi struggles to emerge, creating a vicious cycle. If projects like RWA DeFi ecosystems that can lend and utilize RWA products based on abundant liquidity are launched, I believe they could fill the gaps I see. That is precisely the solution proposed by @Theo_Network. Through various partnerships, it supplies RWA liquidity on-chain and launches RWA tokens on multiple networks such as Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, and HyperEVM, allowing them to be utilized in DeFi. I will be watching the process of how Theo Network addresses the reasons why the RWA sector has not shone, alongside @Edward__Park!