Some projects are hyped up, 🤬 claiming to link to "real world assets". But when you click in, you find that they either repackage financial products that even the aunties at the vegetable market understand with a blockchain twist, or they secretly hide a bunch of "compliance gray areas" where users earn a bit of profit but live in fear of crossing the red line.
At this point, looking at BounceBit Prime, you realize what "dimensionality reduction attack" means. They have directly partnered with established asset management giants like BlackRock and Franklin Templeton as teammates, playing a real institutional-grade on-chain yield strategy. It’s not some small-scale “pseudo-compliance,” but clearly presenting the earnings from tokenized real-world assets, where every penny’s source can withstand the scrutiny of regulatory magnifying glasses.
While other projects are still tangled up in "how to circumvent compliance," BounceBit Prime has long made "compliance" a core advantage. Both aiming to earn money from real assets, some are dancing on a tightrope, while others are racing cars on a legitimate track — this gap, those who understand, understand.