The hottest news in the past two days is that the U.S. government puts economic data on the chain. Macro indicators such as GDP and PCE are verified and distributed through Chainlink and Pyth. In the future, even economic data can be checked on-chain, leaving less room for human modification. I didn't expect the United States to be so aggressive on the RWA road now. At present, stablecoins, bonds, funds, and macro data are all going on-chain, so it's no wonder @Aptos keeps emphasizing its achievements in stablecoins and other fields. 〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️ Aptos also announced a new token standard yesterday, which is more in line with the current pace of development. The new standard allows tokens to natively support more financial attributes, which is equivalent to preparing the underlying mold for RWAs and stablecoins in advance. In this way, Aptos does not just say "move assets to the chain", but directly considers future financial needs at the architecture level. The new token standard can: ▪️ Natively supports interest rate logic, and tokens can automatically calculate interest; ▪️ Natively with mortgage rules, which is convenient for lending; ▪️ Support compliance marking, KYC or regional restrictions can be added when transferring; ▪️ Expandable metadata, can directly put logo, URI and other information; ▪️ Modular design, functions can be additionally stacked without breaking the core. From macro data to funds to stablecoins, "everything on the chain" used to sound like a slogan, but now it looks more and more like reality. 🤔