In recent years, DeFi has been criticized for being "out of touch": the gameplay is flashy, but the underlying assets rely entirely on highly volatile coins like ETH and BTC, leading to poor stability, making it difficult for ordinary people to treat it as a long-term investment tool. @LayerBankFi However, the situation is changing. @LayerBankFi has chosen the most stable entry point — U.S. Treasury bonds, bringing the hardest assets from the real world directly onto the blockchain. How is this achieved? It collaborates with Plume Network to bring assets like nBASIS (tokenized Treasury bonds) and yUSD (tokenized funds) into DeFi, giving them new uses: not only can they earn risk-free interest, but they can also be used as collateral to release liquidity. What does this mean? DeFi gains a "ballast": compared to the volatile native crypto assets, RWA is backed by the credit of the U.S. government, and a 4-5% annual interest is the hardest stable return. Making funds more efficient: RWA is no longer just "dead wages"; it can be used as collateral to borrow stablecoins to engage in more DeFi strategies, achieving dual returns of "interest + leverage." Returns are amplified: for example, the nBASIS ↔ pUSD strategy, under LayerBank's eMode, the APY directly increases from 40.82% to 76.23%. This is actually an upgrade in financial logic: DeFi is no longer just a "casino for crypto enthusiasts"; it is gradually transforming into a global financial platform capable of carrying real assets. LayerBank has taken the lead on this path, combining the stability of TradFi with the efficiency of DeFi. In the future, there may be more and more "U.S. Treasuries" entering the crypto world through LayerBank. By then, RWA will not just be a concept, but a fundamental force that truly changes the rules of the DeFi game. @cookiedotfun #COOKIE #DeFi #YieldFarming