I saw a signal worth paying attention to: Davis Commodities, a well-established commodity company in Singapore, mainly engages in the multinational trade of sugar, rice, and oils. They are now seriously researching two things👇 1️⃣ Using $BTC as a corporate treasury (similar to $MSTR) 2️⃣ Turning certified "sustainable agricultural products" into $RWA on-chain assets — For example, Bonsucro certified sugar, ISCC certified rice. This is not just a gimmick; they have really built a model: 🔹 30–40% improvement in reserve efficiency 🔹 Multi-currency cross-border settlement 🔹 Smart contract clearing can shorten financing cycles by up to 60% This releases three signals worth noting in the crypto space: 🔹 $BTC is gradually penetrating traditional corporate financial structures. 🔹 RWA is no longer just a discussion; traditional industries are actively seeking implementation. 🔹 ESG + blockchain + transparent assets are becoming a new necessity for institutions. More importantly — they are targeting a global RWA market that could reach $16 trillion by 2030. At the same time, policies like the U.S. GENIUS Act are gradually paving the way to support the development of on-chain financial infrastructure. As ESG investments increasingly focus on authenticity, transparency, and traceability, on-chain assets + programmable finance may truly have the opportunity to become a bridge between traditional capital and the real world.