2026-01-17 07:24:58

Something caught my attention while digging through on-chain data recently. BlackRock has been pushing hard on real-world asset tokenization—and with Larry Fink's established connections in Washington, those institutional moves carry real weight.

That's when I spotted $USOR floating around the chain. It's labeled as U.S. Oil, but here's the thing—the project itself doesn't seem to have much substance behind it yet. Just a token with a tag. The bio on their social media is pretty bare.

It raises an interesting question though: as RWA tokenization gains traction with major players, we'll likely see more oil-backed or commodity-linked tokens emerge. Whether they're legitimate infrastructure or just riding the wave remains to be seen. Worth keeping an eye on as this sector develops.

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SilentAlpha

· 12h ago

Another shell coin riding the RWA hype, the套路 is too familiar Whenever BlackRock moves, the entire market follows suit. Truly valuable projects are ignored $USOR, which is too lazy to even write an intro, is probably just here to scam Let's see how many projects come out claiming to be "oil and gas tokens" to scam money This wave of RWA is indeed a big trend, but the quality varies... stay vigilant

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StakeWhisperer

· 12h ago

BlackRock's approach is indeed coming, but USOR is just too weak --- After the RWA concept became popular, trash coins will definitely follow suit. Stay sharp --- Larry Fink's big move vs. project teams' shell companies, is the gap really that big? --- Tokenization of oil and gas is still early, entering now is just gambling --- Wait, does $USOR even have a decent team page? Is it really on the chain? --- Institutional entry is real, but retail investors following the trend will suffer losses. This time is no different --- The true RWA infrastructure hasn't been implemented yet, just a wave of harvesting --- BlackRock moves quickly, and all kinds of "oil" tokens start popping up haha --- It looks like someone just minted a token casually when they saw the trend, even social media is too lazy to fill out --- The number of RWA projects that can survive this wave is probably very few

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CoinBasedThinking

· 12h ago

BlackRock's RWA strategy is indeed a big move, but @USOR@... just having a label, what's the use? Their social media bio isn't even filled out. Isn't this just riding the hype? --- Honestly, after the wave of RWA hype, all kinds of weirdos want to jump on the bandwagon. How many of them actually have meaningful content? --- Wait, can Larry Fink really handle Washington's folks? Feels like he's overhyping... --- There are so many empty shell tokens like @USOR@ out there. Don't be fooled by the institutional halo. --- RWA is indeed the right direction, but right now it's just shell companies copying and pasting. It's really ridiculous. --- On-chain data can reveal these are possible, but how do you tell which ones are real assets and which are scams? That's the real challenge. --- BlackRock's entry ≠ all oil and gas tokens will take off. In fact, such chaos is becoming more and more common.

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QuietlyStaking

· 12h ago

Black Rock's move is real, but dare to ride the hype with air coins like $USOR? That's funny. --- The RWA track is about to explode, but there are piles of tokens without real applications, so strict screening is necessary. --- Larry Fink's influence is indeed significant, but don't be fooled by institutional endorsements; you still need to see if the project itself has substance. --- Tokenization of oil and gas sounds very advanced, but it's actually just a frame waiting to be exploited. --- That's why I never chase trending projects; it's easy to get trapped. Stability is better. --- Black Rock's entry = the trend is established, but nine out of ten follow-ups are garbage coins, so stay alert. --- Another signal that the "main force is coming," then retail investors get harvested. How many times has this story repeated? --- There is a concept of RWA, but how many have actually been implemented? $USOR looks like an empty shell trying to imitate.

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