🧐 From Narrative to Infrastructure: Plume is forging the Builder moment for RWA — Just saw that Plume @plumenetwork has launched the industry's first RWA accelerator, Ascend: If I'm not mistaken, this is the industry's first dedicated RWA accelerator! I believe this event is significant for the industry: why do I say that? The explosion of any great track must involve a wide gathering of human wisdom, but over the past few years, RWA has been a frequently mentioned narrative direction in the crypto industry, with high enthusiasm, yet you will find that there are very few good projects! Why is that? Because the problem with RWA entrepreneurship is that the entry barrier for entrepreneurs is extremely high, whether from the perspectives of regulations, resources, or financing routes, ordinary entrepreneurs cannot reach it, So there may be good ideas, but they cannot be realized, leading to past RWA experiments mostly being concentrated on top projects or traditional institutions, which has significant limitations; The core of Ascend is to give builders the opportunity to connect with resources, understand compliance, and run models, becoming "creators of high-quality on-chain assets." This is equivalent to decentralizing the "construction rights of RWA" from a few oligarchs to early-stage entrepreneurs — 9 weeks of deep incubation, covering the entire chain from product / compliance / financing / growth Directly connecting with top institutions, the future leaders may emerge from this group. It's not just about "encouraging entrepreneurship," but providing full-chain support from product architecture, legal compliance, financing paths to ecological landing, and also linking with first-line resources like Galaxy, Anchorage, Morpho, forming industry collaboration rather than isolated advancement; This will significantly enhance market trust, reduce project trial-and-error costs, and accelerate RWA from "local experiments" to "systemic collaboration." This means: RWA has already shifted from Narrative to Execution. If you are a builder, this might be the hardest ticket you can get: