I still think RWA is a big sector to watch over the next year(s). More and more assets will be tokenized. This is a trend that is very clear and is supported by big players in the finance space (Blackrock etc). I think most people are in agreement on this.
But there are not that many solid crypto projects/tokens out there that would qualify as a long term hold for me.
Some aren't really RWA but just put the label on. Others are trading at low floats and will see a lot of investor unlocks over the next few years. The latter alone makes it a bad long term hold regardless of how good the project might be. This can be good for shorter swing trades though.
Upside for these tokens is that there's not that many out there. This makes the sector less diluted and more likely for capital to flow into the solid tokens.
Downside is that the average investor/trader needs to be educated on the sector, how it works and why a certain project is good and another one isn't. It's not as easy as buying a meme coin because the name/logo is funny.
In the end the revenue & yield generated towards token holders will have to shine through and make it worthwhile for investors. That will automatically attract big money which pushes prices up and then catches then attention of everyone else.
That's why solid revenue generating projects are more likely to sustain in the long run. If the tokenomics are right on top of it, you have a long term winner.