In July 2025, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) released a significant 'guideline'. Although this document has not yet formed a formal regulation, it accurately reflects the SEC's current shift in regulatory stance — not only no longer blocking the expansion of cryptocurrency ETFs but even providing a clear path for asset management companies to submit applications for ETFs for new crypto assets like Solana, XRP, and TRUMP. This move signifies that the U.S. government's acceptance of digital assets is gradually upgrading.
With the complete opening of the ETF door, the on-chain financial track will undergo dramatic changes — funding inflow paths will be clearer, asset combination configurations will be more flexible, and DeFi projects must face the dual challenges of 'asset compliance + structural transparency'. In this trend, Broken Bound, with its structured revenue capability, cross-chain deployment strategy, and product system integrated with consumption scenarios, becomes a key beneficiary and strategic entry point in this 'ETF assetization wave'.
ETF: The 'highway' for crypto compliance has been opened.
Looking back over the past year, the U.S. SEC has had several ups and downs on the regulatory path for crypto assets, initially dragging on the Bitcoin spot ETF for a long time, then intensifying law enforcement against platforms like Coinbase and Ripple. However, with the new SEC chairman Paul Atkins taking office, the direction has significantly changed.
This latest guide published in July clearly outlines from a practical operational perspective:
Asset management companies can apply for ETF products that include mainstream tokens such as Solana, XRP, TRUMP, AVAX, etc.;
The application process is no longer considered 'special assets' but is included in the category of regular financial products;
There are clearer definitions for the auditability, liquidity, and collateral stability of the underlying assets of ETFs.
In other words, more crypto assets will obtain legal status in the form of 'ETF packaging' in the future, and will also open up a 'head-to-head competition' model with traditional financial products.
According to Bloomberg data, as of Q2 2025, the global asset management scale of Bitcoin-related ETFs has exceeded $65 billion, with the U.S. market accounting for over 70%. Industry insiders generally expect that as new asset ETFs such as Solana and XRP are rolled out, the total scale will soon approach the trillion-dollar level.
Mainstream assets benefit, structured assets enter the 'institutional view'.
Driven by the expansion of ETFs, the following three types of assets are expected to become major allocation targets:
L1/L2 with public chain foundations, such as Solana, Arbitrum.
Tokens that are strongly bound to the real financial ecosystem, such as XRP, PYUSD.
Assets with meme traffic effect and new policy expectations, such as TRUMP, BODEN.
But the real long-term revenue model is built around these underlying assets through structured financial products.
Broken Bound is the pioneer in translating the aforementioned trends 'into structure':
Supports various underlying asset combinations.: Including USDT, BEBE (platform token), SOL, ETH, etc.;
Builds an on-chain ETF revenue model with LRT (Liquidity Restaking Token) as the central asset structure.;
Constructs an 'on-chain stable compound interest' path through a daily release mechanism (0.2%/day) and a random computing power amplification mechanism (3~6 times).;
All yields are automatically executed by smart contracts, and users can exit at any time without lock-up barriers, perfectly meeting the institutional needs of 'auditable and liquid'.
In the process of global funds gradually migrating on-chain, Broken Bound essentially provides a DeFi version of 'structured compliant assets', becoming a 'strategic bridge' between ETFs and on-chain assets.
Consumption, payment, cross-chain — three-wheel drive promoting the 'landing' of on-chain assets.
The essence of ETFs is 'to provide traditional funds with a channel to legally enter the crypto market', while the essence of Broken Bound is to enable on-chain assets to flow back to real scenarios, completing the final consumption loop.
This constitutes a dual-wheel system for the future on-chain asset ecosystem:
ETF driving force.
Broken Bound interface.
Provides entry channels.
Provides on-chain asset structured configuration + multi-chain deployment capabilities.
Requires liquidity and stability.
Provides LP redeemable + daily yield release + computing power amplification mechanism
Focus on mainstream assets.
Integrates platform coins (BEBE) + USDT + SOL and other mainstream coins as collateral.
Access to traditional financial products.
Incorporates on-chain consumption, payment, QR code rebates, and other scenarios, connecting real users.
For example, when institutions configure SOL and ETH through ETFs, Broken Bound can use them as base LPs, allowing users to synthesize NFT assets through platform logic and invest in the on-chain yield treasury, forming a complete link of 'compliant assets → on-chain structure → consumption release'.
Currently, Broken Bound has achieved:
Multi-chain deployment (BSC, Arbitrum, Polygon, etc.) ensures that compliant assets can be used on any chain;
A comprehensive QR code rebate mechanism (linked to POS devices) that can be directly used in offline consumption scenarios;
The USDT+BEBE structure design is compatible with mainstream wallet assets and can be used for off-chain rebates, points, and other practical incentive methods.
In the wave of compliance, who can win the dividends of 'financial-grade DeFi'?
As ETFs gradually open up and regulatory thinking shifts to active compliance, the biggest challenge for crypto assets entering the mainstream will no longer be 'legitimacy' but 'structural transparency' and 'operability'.
The biggest advantage of Broken Bound lies in its ability to meet regulatory requirements while retaining the technical flexibility and strategic depth of DeFi:
Dimensions.
Traditional DeFi projects.
Broken Bound
Asset structure design.
Mostly single-pool staking, difficult to combine.
Multi-asset construction of LP, flexible configuration.
Compliance support.
Highly reliant on USDT, no audit mechanism.
Supports USDC, BEBE, SOL, etc., and undergoes multiple audits.
Revenue model.
Relying on mining pools or locked annualized returns.
Supports random multiple amplification + stable daily yield.
Cross-chain capability.
Mainly single-chain deployments.
True multi-chain liquidity + user-selectable strategy paths.
Consumption integration capability.
Almost zero.
Has implemented functions such as QR code rebates, USDT refunds, etc.
This means that in the future landscape where ETF, stablecoin compliance, and consumption scenarios are fully connected, Broken Bound provides a highly integrated, low-risk, and implementable financial structured model, opening new strategic entry points for institutions and individual investors.
Conclusion: Broken Bound, the structural cornerstone of on-chain asset ETFization.
The new SEC policy released in July sends a clear signal: compliant crypto assets will become an important part of future financial architecture. The expansion of ETFs not only brings new liquidity but also proposes new structural requirements for on-chain assets: 'standardized, auditable, and exit-able'.
In this context, Broken Bound is not a simple DeFi project, but an all-in-one financial system centered on structured revenue, balancing compliance and consumption scenarios.
When you see Solana, XRP, or even meme coin TRUMP appearing in exchanges in ETF form, don't forget that the real value release path behind them often comes from structured platforms like Broken Bound — they allow assets not only to enter but also to exit, not only to rise but also to be used.
Structure is the most scarce value in the next stage of DeFi.
Broken Bound allows value not only to run fast but also to run steadily.
