ONDO's on-chain activity is clearly picking up, with spot trading and holdings both on the rise, reigniting market interest in the RWA narrative.

It's worth noting that the price differences within the RWA sector are widening: the yield on government bonds among different protocols, secondary market premiums and discounts, as well as liquidity depth after cross-chain bridging, are all showing visible misalignments. For arbitrage players, this structural inefficiency is a window of opportunity—whether it's the price correction of the same underlying asset across different issuers, or the rotation between USDY and OUSG within the ONDO ecosystem, it's generally more stable than just chasing prices.

From my own observations, when a narrative shifts from "story-driven" to "cash flow-driven," price fluctuations tend to create thicker arbitrage opportunities rather than thinner ones. As the sector leader, ONDO plays the role of a liquidity hub, and its trading volume often leads the entire RWA valuation repricing.

In the short term, we need to be cautious that rising on-chain activity also means increased gas costs and slippage, which raises the execution threshold for arbitrage strategies. Retail traders should focus on the marginal changes in funding rates and borrowing rates rather than trying to go head-to-head.

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