A certain exchange recently made an adjustment to the RWA spot trading model—waiving the selling fee directly, and this move was quite clever.

To be honest, the reason RWA didn't take off earlier wasn't entirely due to the product itself. The key issue was the costs—there are fees to enter and exit, and frequent trading makes the costs eat into profits, which is unbearable for anyone.

Now they've changed it so that only a 0.3% fee is charged on buying, while selling is completely fee-free. This seemingly simple adjustment actually makes a significant difference in the trading experience. Especially for traders who do swing trading or frequently adjust their positions, this increases flexibility and clearly reduces the cost pressure of repeated entries and exits.

This approach is essentially guiding more active trading liquidity while lowering the psychological barrier for participants. For the RWA market to truly come alive, such tangible optimizations are essential.