#稳定币 After reviewing the prediction from Sharplink's CEO, the stablecoin market is expected to reach 500 billion by 2026, and RWA (Real-World Assets) to 300 billion, with Ethereum's TVL potentially increasing tenfold. These figures are quite interesting and are not just hype without basis.

From a copy-trading perspective, what does this trend imply? **The on-chain asset base is expanding**. Many top traders previously struggled with liquidity and lack of underlying assets, but now the combination of stablecoins and RWA is changing the game. I’ve observed that several leading traders have recently been adjusting their position structures — gradually shifting from pure coin trading to more complex strategies involving cross-chain and cross-asset categories.

But there's a pitfall to avoid: **Not all top traders following large inflows of stablecoins are worth copying**. Some are betting on infrastructure upgrades' dividends, while others are engaging in short-term liquidity arbitrage. When choosing whom to follow, look at their actual trading records in the asset tokenization track, not just their stories. My experience shows that traders who hold their positions firmly before a big wave tend to perform steadily during the surge.

The logic of position diversification also needs adjustment — more shares can be allocated to traders sensitive to RWA, but at the same time, maintain tracking of traditional coin traders. Don't go all-in on any single direction. The market is always a game of strategy; understanding who truly grasps these changes and who is just following the trend is key to making money.