The traditional financial sector is making a big move again—an elite Wall Street investment bank recently helped Galaxy issue and settle $50 million in commercial papers on the Solana blockchain.
This may seem insignificant, but the signals are quite strong. Traditional institutions are beginning to genuinely move physical assets onto the chain, and they are choosing public blockchains, not private consortium chains. The entire process has been streamlined, making it significantly faster than traditional methods.
More importantly, if these pilot projects are scaled up, what does it mean? A massive influx of traditional funds will have compliant channels to enter, and the blockchain will no longer be just a playground for speculative trading. Solana has long been known for its speed and low costs, and now, with this level of cooperation, the ecological potential is greatly expanded.
Of course, it’s still in the pilot phase, but the direction is very clear—the RWA (Real-World Assets) track is truly starting to move seriously.
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Fren_Not_Food
· 2025-12-14 16:06
Really, this time it's not hype; Wall Street is starting to play for real... SOL is stable this wave
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50 million is just the appetizer; the real show is yet to come
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After RWA rollout, the pattern in the crypto circle has completely changed, hasn't it?
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Wait, who is Galaxy again? Why is it Solana again?
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The compliant channels are open, traditional funds are pouring in continuously, and there's no turning back
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I'm a bit scared, is it really happening?
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So is it still too early to buy SOL now?
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Choosing Solana over Ethereum for public chains, what does this indicate...
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Piloting rollout is inevitable; those who believe will profit
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FunGibleTom
· 2025-12-11 17:44
Sol is finally here, and Wall Street has finally decided to move money onto the chain.
Traditional finance entering RWA, Solana's positioning is still excellent; it outperforms other chains in both speed and cost, making it hard not to take off.
The key is to expand the pilot program; only then will real large funds enter the market, and the crypto space will officially step into the mainstream.
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RumbleValidator
· 2025-12-11 17:39
SOL this time is indeed a real test of the validation nodes' stability. The $50 million settlement flow requires the network to be highly reliable, not something to be taken lightly. It depends on whether Solana's consensus mechanism can truly handle this level of institutional-grade transaction throughput.
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ChainWatcher
· 2025-12-11 17:26
Oh my, Wall Street has finally woken up, really moving money onto the chain
SOL this wave caught a big fish, is RWA about to take off?
It's just a pilot, but this is the breakthrough, traditional finance is starting to get serious
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ApeWithNoChain
· 2025-12-11 17:24
Is SOL about to take off? Wall Street is serious this time; 50 million is just the appetizer, right?
$SOL
The traditional financial sector is making a big move again—an elite Wall Street investment bank recently helped Galaxy issue and settle $50 million in commercial papers on the Solana blockchain.
This may seem insignificant, but the signals are quite strong. Traditional institutions are beginning to genuinely move physical assets onto the chain, and they are choosing public blockchains, not private consortium chains. The entire process has been streamlined, making it significantly faster than traditional methods.
More importantly, if these pilot projects are scaled up, what does it mean? A massive influx of traditional funds will have compliant channels to enter, and the blockchain will no longer be just a playground for speculative trading. Solana has long been known for its speed and low costs, and now, with this level of cooperation, the ecological potential is greatly expanded.
Of course, it’s still in the pilot phase, but the direction is very clear—the RWA (Real-World Assets) track is truly starting to move seriously.