BNB Chain Core Contributor, @cz_binance, spoke at the #DCBlockchain Summit today and the discussion highlighted liquidity, infrastructure, and how institutions integrate with public blockchains in real workflows. Here are a few takeaways 👇 1. The fundamentals haven’t changed and that’s the point The building blocks driving interest aren’t new. Interoperability, smart contracts, and token standards keep coming up because they’ve held up under real usage. On BNB Chain, they show up across stablecoins, DeFi, RWAs, and payments. Not as experiments, but as infrastructure people already rely on. 2. Liquidity is the gateway to institutional adoption Institutions aren’t drawn in by narratives. They’re drawn by access to markets and the ability to move assets efficiently. On BNB Chain, that shows up clearly: • 15.1M stablecoin senders (Feb 2026) • ~60M holders • $14B stablecoin market cap • ~40% of global stablecoin transactions That volume of stablecoin flows is already operating at scale. 3. Real-world assets (RWAs) are where this shows up most clearly This is where institutional interest actually becomes visible onchain. RWA on BNB Chain has passed $3B, with participation from @vaneck_us, @blackrock’s BUIDL fund, @FTDA_US’s BENJI platform, and CMB. It shows how institutions are beginning to use onchain infrastructure. 4. From capital markets to everyday payments The shift doesn’t stop at investment products. Stablecoins are starting to connect into existing payment infrastructure. On BNB Chain, payment access for @awscloud customers through @bpn_network shows how this begins extending into real-world usage. The discussion wasn’t about potential, it was about what already holds up under real usage Across stablecoins, RWAs, and payments, the focus is shifting toward networks, like BNB Chain, that already handle real volume, real users and real integrations.