Why am I excited by TRON’s vision extending from its stablecoin to RWA? Justin Sun’s remarks at DAS Asia 2026 reminded me once again why I view TRON positively. One of TRON’s greatest strengths has been making stablecoin transfers fast, cheap, and accessible. Today, we take this for granted, but during the era when transfers on Bitcoin and Ethereum were slower and more expensive, this was a critical need. TRON provided a powerful solution for USDT transfers and gradually built significant global adoption. But the truly compelling part is Justin Sun’s next goal: RWA and tokenized assets. Representing real-world assets on the blockchain can create new opportunities, especially for individuals with limited access to U.S.-based financial instruments. TRON’s existing infrastructure and user base built around stablecoins offer a major advantage in this space. Justin Sun’s emphasis on collaborating with issuers, financial institutions, and regulators is also crucial—because RWA growth depends not just on technology, but also on trust, regulation, and real financial integration. I don’t see TRON merely as a network for cheap USDT transfers. I see it as having the potential to evolve from stablecoin adoption into the tokenization of real-world assets. Of course, success is not guaranteed—regulation, competition, and execution will be decisive. But the idea of extending TRON’s current usage into new financial products makes perfect sense to me. In the coming period, when following TRON, we shouldn’t just watch USDT transfers—we should also pay close attention to its concrete steps in RWA. 👀 @TronDao_Turkish #TGF