From Digital Cash to Financial Paradigm Shift

 The evolution of blockchain finance has been driven by successive waves of asset innovation, each introducing new models for creating and managing value.

Bitcoin: The Pioneer

  In 2008, Bitcoin introduced a peer-to-peer electronic cash system, enabling decentralized digital transactions. Its launch in 2009 marked the birth of blockchain technology, with early adoption centered among technologists. The first recorded purchase in 2010 demonstrated its potential as a medium of exchange.

Ethereum and Smart Contracts

  Ethereum’s introduction of smart contracts expanded blockchain’s utility beyond currency. The Initial Coin Offering (ICO) boom of 2017 allowed projects to raise capital globally with minimal barriers, though it also led to speculation and fraud.

DeFi and Liquidity Mining

  The rise of decentralized finance (DeFi) in 2020 introduced the Initial Liquidity Offering (ILO) model. Protocols like Compound incentivized users to provide liquidity through yield farming, creating a composable ecosystem of financial services without intermediaries.

The Meme and RWA Era

  By 2024, platforms like Pump.fun enabled instant token launches through Initial Meme Offerings (IMO), emphasizing community-driven speculation. Today, the focus has shifted to Real-World Assets (RWA), tokenizing traditional assets like Treasury bonds and real estate. Growth is fueled by institutional participation, specialized infrastructure, and regulatory progress, bridging blockchain with conventional finance.

BeiLian RWA

As mentioned above, Beilian have consistently followed the evolution of blockchain finance and employed various blockchain technologies to build secure and functional financial tools. Starting from digital collectibles, we have now launched multiple blockchain financial products. However, we will not stop here. As blockchain technology continues to advance, Beilian remain committed to pushing forward with our efforts.