Recently, a project called Ondo Finance has gained popularity because it was mentioned in the White House report of the U.S. President's Working Group on Digital Assets! This report is not just a casual mention; it specifically praised the importance of technologies such as tokenized securities, stablecoins, and programmable settlement.

So, what exactly does Ondo Finance do? It has created a tokenized U.S. Treasury bond that allows global investors to purchase, and it has also built an on-chain financial protocol specifically supporting compliant tokenized securities and stablecoins. This year, they launched Ondo Chain, which serves to bring traditional financial assets (such as stocks and bonds) onto the blockchain, allowing them to circulate and trade on the blockchain, essentially building a bridge between traditional finance and the blockchain world.

Why does the White House report mention it? Because the U.S. government is also researching how to regulate digital assets, and what Ondo Finance is doing aligns perfectly with their direction—making finance more efficient while ensuring compliance. In simple terms, they want to use blockchain technology to make investing more convenient and transparent without being reckless, adhering to the rules.

Currently, many large institutions are paying attention to tokenized financial assets, and Ondo Finance is considered to be at the forefront. In the future, more and more stocks, bonds, and funds may become tokens on the chain, making buying and selling faster and more flexible. However, how big this can get will depend on how regulations are established.