#Solana平台发展 Bhutan is considering issuing a sovereign gold token, TER, on Solana. This is worth pondering. 1:1 pegged to national treasury gold, instant settlement, real-time auditability — from a technical perspective, this is a serious attempt to bring traditional assets onto the blockchain, not just a hype-driven concept coin.

The key signal behind this is: sovereign states are validating Solana’s production-level reliability through action. When government-level assets dare to go on-chain, it indicates the ecosystem has truly moved out of the "experimental stage." For the platform, this is a credibility endorsement; for token holders, it increases the institutional value of the chain.

However, from a single-entity perspective, such macro positive news is often a double-edged sword. In the short term, it may boost SOL’s price, but the real opportunity lies in observing the genuine reactions of institutions and large holders — will they really allocate large amounts to TER, or is it just a hype? My habit is to wait about a week after such news lands, to observe large holders’ position changes and on-chain data, rather than chasing the hype.

If you’re also tracking opportunities in the SOL ecosystem, I recommend paying attention to the trading depth and institutional inflows after TER goes live — these are the real signals indicating whether this project can support the platform’s long-term development.