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lol not even close For starters, stablecoins are RWAs and already have strong real world adoption, which makes it the polar opposite in the sense that it's not vaporware and has tangible use. [We also just had Kraken/Bybit launch xStocks on Solana yesterday.](https://cointelegraph.com/news/tokenized-stock-trading-live-on-kraken-bybit-and-solana-s-defi-ecosystem) [Republic is also tokenizing equity in private companies](https://www.coindesk.com/business/2025/06/25/tokenized-shares-in-elon-musks-spacex-coming-from-republic-wsj) and [the other big announcement yesterday was Robinhood announcing their Arbitrum-based chain to do the same](https://www.coindesk.com/business/2025/06/30/robinhood-pushes-deeper-into-crypto-with-own-blockchain-tokenized-stock-launch). [R3 Corda, the biggest private enterprise blockchain with $10b+ of tokenized RWA, just partnered with Solana as well.](https://r3.com/) [Beyond stocks and stables, there are also multiple institutions tokenizing treasury products](https://app.rwa.xyz/treasuries) and [their own funds.](https://app.rwa.xyz/institutional-funds) While RWAs are hyped like the metaverse, they are arguably under-hyped relative to how much traction they have.
I don’t know about the mechanics behind those, but HBAR and DOVU are following a utility model to raise coin value. dovuOS is the platform that onboards RWA tokenization. All dovuOS functionality charges fixed fees denominated in USD, but paid in $DOVU. So as dovuOS adoption increases, there is an increase in demand for the token to pay the fees. Hedera functions the same way - all transactions on the network have fixed fees denominated in USD, but paid for with $HBAR. More Hedera adoption equals more demand for $HBAR.
Well RWA with AI is good
I get the NFT and Memecoin being stupid, but how are RWA tokens stupid? Big institutions are dipping into RWA and trillions are expected move into tokenization. Im not dissing you, I truly want to know.
I think "NFTs" are followed by "memecoins" and then "RWA Tokens" as the third stupidiest thing to come out of crypto.
I see articles stating $30 trillion is on its way into the RWA sector and I cant help but think its being slept on.
RWA is like background music in a heist movie, quiet but you know something big’s about to happen. Probably while we’re all distracted chasing memecoins
RWA are things like XAUT or PAXG or tokenized stocks. It's nice to be able to trade them around the clock. Equity tokens typically don't have voting rights.
RWA along with AI are the 2 biggest narratives of this cycle. And rightly so. I loaded up heavy on Ondo and LINK. Plume could be a real dark horse. When you hear names like Blackrock getting involved you know it’s real so place your bets accordingly.
HBAR is a strong play in RWA tokenization. They already have real estate, diamonds, casks of whiskey, money market funds and carbon credits tokenized on chain. The Guardian is an open source tool built on top of Hedera built specifically for building trusted and auditable tokenization. And as has been mentioned, $DOVU has built an AI assisted operating system (dovuOS) that utilizes the Guardian and makes RWA tokenization easy. Instead of months, POC’s can be spun up in minutes. And they recently announced the first of multiple $1B deals.
Ravencoin solved the RWA problem 6 years ago.
At least, those are very obvious scams for those with a brain. I find these innocent sounding posts even worse, e.g., I stumbled upon XY coin, super interesting because of its AI/quantum computing/RWA use case, and cooperation with Nvidia/Microsoft/Google, does anyone know more about it?
Bitcoin will cease to exist… BTC = Beta Test Coin. This was the test, once the test is complete then BTC will fall faster than you can say “oh shit!” Invest in something that has utility, BTC has no utility with RWA someone do that remind me bot thing to remind everyone in 5 years from now
75% btc 10% ETH 10% SOL 5% RWA’s ( chain link, HBAR)
 TSUKI x RWA
>There might be a short pump due to excited and gullible ETH investors but like with all the Ultra-Sound Money, Triple Halving, Supply Shock, etc narratives, ETH Maxis are completely clueless about how the financial markets work and will eventually wake up one day a few months after staking is approved and realize that Institutions still are not investing in ETH. This is why we're building real apps with real use cases and real adoption. >$10B RWA on chain, >$140B in stablecoins (>2/3rds of the entire market). ETH with catch up eventually. Even if a narrative doesn't catch on, eventually as blobs scale and the L1 scales 100x, fee revenue will go through the roof and that 3% staking return could very suddenly and very quickly become 10% or higher. It's the same subsidise fees and undercut the competition until you are the entire market which Amazon did from 2000 to 2015. What other smart contract platform L1 projects are building and thinking about anything other than the next 6 months? There's a reason why all meaningful blockchain research and development happens comes from Ethereum researchers. >Institutional Investors are not going to come flocking to a volatile asset like ETH which is down -50% in 4 years, and -30% YTD in order to earn a ~3% yield on a depreciating asset. That's not fixed income yield generation that Institutions turn to for guaranteed income and capital preservation. Lmao your whole thesis here is that past returns are indicative of future results.
Well let's put it into context here. I am staking from my home PC which I am using to stake from a house in rural NZ for negligible running cost (so please do let me know what other networks are decentralised enough that you can do that with and actually propose blocks yourself). Anyway, I've had 2.7% yield on an asset which: - is less inflation than Bitcoin. - has more usage than any other blockchain. - has a more decentralised validator set than any other chain (this is super important for institutions which really understand the importance of counterparty risk) - Its chain is leading the pack with >$10B in on chain real world assets (RWA) - Its chain is leading the pack with over 2/3rds of stablecoins (>$140B) - Its chain is being built on by Blackrock, the world's largest asset manager has multiple live RWA programs among literally hundreds of other A-grade institutions (check out ethereumadoption dot com if you don't believe me). - Is home to almost all meaningful L1 level innovation, research and development. ZK proving has come an insanely long way in the last year and a fully SNARK-ified EVM (this is the holy grail of blockchain development) is looking almost certain by the end of the decade at this point with many other meaningful hardforks along the way. The fact of the matter is that Ethereum's narrative is much more complex than Bitcoin's. It's just that simple. These things take time. So for now, I'm just buying more of the most credibly neutral, permissionless asset in the world. Before you claim that spot belongs to Bitcoin, compare a graph of staking entities to Bitcoin mining pools. Compare Bitcoin's measly $10B security budget which unsustainably halves every 4 years to Ethereum's >$80B ETH staked. Out of these two, only Ethereum has acknowledged that long-term sustainable network security is more important than a supply cap because if your security budget keeps shrinking just so you can have a supply cap, then one day you won't have the money to secure and enforce that supply cap... So to answer your question, I've never been feeling better!
I think his broader market prospective/strategy is for the most part on point with a little WWE style showmanship/entertainment (not recommended if you have no sense of humor). I don’t take specific coin plugs seriously but bigger picture ETH ath -> alt season -> DeFi/RWA/AI… Lot of evidence suggesting this is in fact what we’re seeing play out.
tldr; Hong Kong's 'Policy Statement 2.0,' unveiled on June 26, 2025, introduces the LEAP framework to regulate stablecoin issuers and promote real-world asset (RWA) tokenization. Effective August 1, 2025, the Stablecoin Ordinance will oversee fiat-pegged stablecoins under the Hong Kong Monetary Authority. The framework aims to integrate digital assets into the economy, with initiatives like tokenized government bonds and commodities. It also emphasizes ecosystem expansion, talent development, and regulatory clarity to position Hong Kong as a leading digital asset hub. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
The whole goal even beforw trump got in the office was to break everyone' belief and confidence that we will all make money and lambos , 2021 bull run style. It was not going to be easy this time as money is tight I am stacking coins i have done enough research on and have a thesis and convixtion on. Rest noone knows when but we will have a run in q3/q4 and then the bust(where everyone leaves) and then we rip again next year. One suggestion is find good memcoins under 50M marketcap with cult like following, one or two good RWA coin and keep stacking. :))
And it’s not too late to DCA BTC even at 100k if your outlook is 5-10-20 years. People are still gonna miss frontrunning BTC even after 2025. Digital assets are still a young class and just met regulations and stock market. Real use cases that get adopted are gonna be few but worth the time like Nvidia, Netflix, Amazon, google, ect. BTC, eth, xrp, ada, sol, Sui, link, Tao, hbar, watch out for these chains that are getting ETF’s. RWA and tokenization is estimated 30T alone in a current 3T market. People looking to get rich right away and think 20-50-100x’s is normal are gonna be sadly mistaken…. things are just getting started for the long haul.
This is really interesting - thank you. I hold a fair amount of ALGO because I think long term (5-10 years when max circulation is reached and beyond) it's RWA will cause it to increase substantially in value. Additionally, it's current adoption along with their involvement in compliance and regs etc makes me think it's here for the long term. Can I ask what your thoughts are on this strategy please? I feel like coin value should really be thought about in terms of where it will be at max supply - so any current investment is getting in "early" on that timescale. Btc is the obvious choice and leader here. Doge, shib, etc... Doesn't really make financial sense to me but it's clearly been very profitable for many - but crypto is very young really. Perhaps I'm too tradfi in my thinking. Idk obviously! What do you think? Thanks again for taking the time and effort to post
Fixed supply, 21M Coins, fiat Currencies are being continuously debased. There was a time where Bitcoin was all about wealth creation but ATM it is more about wealth preservation. Google your Fiat Vs BTC ($£€) and you will see. Personally less than 15% of my Crypto portfolio is in BTC and is a six figure portfolio. I love the speculation on Alts, the real world applications via Defi and RWA's, the growth of AI, the inevitable necessity of DePin. Its all speculative but that doesn't mean it cant be profitable. You can take debt against Bitcoin, invest it into business and/or equities. Generating real world Wealth. Learn the difference between money and currency, Goodluck!
BTC for store of value. ETH for smart contracts, RWA tokenization. XRP for Swift-like bank fund transfers. Solana?? and stablecoins as on-ramp from fiat to crypto. Chainlink for oracle. A few DEX coins maybe. IMHO. But blockchain technology and innovation has shown surprising creativity. THe crypto future is exciting!!
Price is a lagging indicator - this can be Googled. Short answer is you want to be looking forwards, not back. Fees used by stablecoins/RWA’s are largely irrelevant - what’s important is economic security. Digital assets fundamentally need to be secured by the blockchain. A blockchain that has X in assets cannot secure those assets if the cost to attack the network is significantly less than X, as all of a sudden there is a significant incentive to attack the network. So basically the more assets secured onchain, the more secure that network needs to be (which is a function of the amount of ETH staked and the price of ETH). ETH is not competing as a utility coin and network usage is not the primary value driver. It is competing to be the de facto store of value for the onchain economy. The bigger the Ethereum ecosystem becomes, the bigger the demand there will be for pristine collateral in that ecosystem. ETH competes directly with BTC on this front and the notion that BTC has no competition is nonsense. Execution is reserved for L2’s I.e. Solana competes with Base and MegaETH, not Ethereum L1. Further, ossification is an inherent disadvantage of BTC (no long term plan for network security, community cannot agree on OP_RETURN or OP_CAT and needs to address things like quantum). ETH has institutional, corporate, nation state and big money interest. You can check a few resources: https://www.strategicethreserve.xyz/ , https://farside.co.uk/eth/ , https://ethereumadoption.com/built-on-ethereum/ So yeh, that comment wasn’t accurate
tldr; EIP-7951 (secp256r1 precompile) has been approved for the Fusaka hard fork, marking a 2-year development effort. Gas cost repricing will be tested in devnet-3. Research proposes a blob sharing protocol for rollups to improve efficiency, supported by an Ethereum Foundation grant. A new ERC introduces a Universal Compliance Router for modular RWA compliance. Technical discussions explore a dual-thread approach for EVM 2.0. The SEC issued staking guidelines, Turkey imposed strict crypto regulations, and JPMorgan is testing deposit tokens on Ethereum's Base network. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
This post came at just the right time, because something different is happening now and I’m not exactly sure what it is, but I want to share a few thoughts. Ever since institutional money started flowing in, the correlation between BTC and altcoins has completely broken apart. Alts are becoming increasingly devalued, and the rapid growth we used to see in BTC seems to have shifted toward the rising value of stocks from institutions investing in BTC on this and let me know what you find. I’m not giving up on crypto — and I’ve never been a meme coin guy. My focus has always been on utility, mostly RWA projects. I’ve never lost money in crypto because I don’t use leverage. I prefer spot and I’m patient. Still, I like understanding where the smart money is going. Maybe Strategy and other tech/defense companies like Palantir are worth looking into. Personally, I wouldn’t invest in Strategy, but there are similar companies with smaller market caps that are growing fast. I don’t think crypto is dead — not even close. What I’m really trying to do here is invite people to take a step back and reflect on what’s been happening since institutions started leveraging BTC.
yo that $WHITE pump is wild but kinda risky. it's RWA so it's got real assets, not just meme fluff. but liquidity's low and those regulations could be a problem. gotta be careful as always.
$PALM on Cardano. RWA project with lots going on and already had product before the coin launched.
What projects if any do you have for tokenizing RWA’s?
Bro, you all there? I just listed all different types of classes. You don't value Zeus as you would BTC. You don't value publicity managed web 3 equity like SOL as you would BTC. You don't value tokenized securities like bTSLA as you would BTC. You don't value indexes like JLP as you would BTC. You don't value tokenized fiat like USDC as you would BTC. You don't value LSTs as you would BTC. You don't value tokenized ownership of rev producing protocols as you would BTC. You can sort of value tokenized gold like XAUt as you would BTC. Could keep listing. Everything is getting tokenized. Everything falls into its own class. There are 4-5 major different asset classes already in crypto. Everything from HYPE to Link to XAUt is ownership of some mechanism of value or underlying asset with its own mechanism of value or commodity / commodity like. Even memes have their own category. If you think crypto is still just tokens competing with fiat or anyone serious buys SOL because they think people will one day purchase candy bars with it you're completely clueless to the fundamentals of each digital asset. Learn the space. It's all right in front of you. There are hundreds of billions of dollars of RWA's tokenized right now with massive trading and rev across different chains and protocols. There are rev backed assets from decentralized networks/protocols that act like decentralized securities, securities, derivatives, and literally tokenized US debt. The only token that absolutely offers nothing beyond a SOV, that's still relevant, is BTC. Every other token gets valued and classed individually based on the ownership that token provides. If you still think all crypto is a competitor to fiat you have no idea what is going on. If you don't think we already track rev where applicable I have no idea how you're even making money trading. Every asset on earth is speculative. Have you learned nothing posting all day? Crypto is just a word for digital assets. The assets can literally be anything. Like they are at this very moment. As exampled 😂 Assets on chain > Assets off chain. Crypto = digital asset of any type.
Not for your grandma, but for you : Get some money and put it into SUI ( it's as advanced as solana but even a more capable chain, supporting more transactions and faster speeds) RWA like ONDO, Centrifuge and WHITE. ( As tokenized rwa is the next financial revolution. It's bound to happen.) BNB, XLM (these are focused on cross border payment systems. Very low cost and fast. These would be the chains in future you transact with)
> You can practically undo the damage with such a small reinvestment in good projects that you expect to do well in the future like RWA and Gaming It's always bagholders who buy one scam after another and continue to lose money that continue to have confidence about picking the right projects that will do well in the future. Stop. You got scammed. You don't know shit. > **NEAR, FET, UNI, ONDO, LINK - don't think you can lose money on these over next four months.** AMP will go up aswell. https://old.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1hhfmsi/daily_crypto_discussion_december_19_2024_gmt0/m2ud0gq/
If there are any people who are 80-90% down on various individual alts right now this is a dream come true. You can practically undo the damage with such a small reinvestment in good projects that you expect to do well in the future like RWA and Gaming. I'm not talking about memes or short term gains, although I won't be surprised to see PEPE or Moodeng go early in a few months and pump 60-70% pretty quickly like they have before. I don't have any of those so good luck. I will probably regret as usual. But some of this stuff is gonna rebound 30% from here pretty quick. It's been happening for weeks after these dips.
Crypto is technology before it’s currency. It’s called Blockchain and you need to stop lumping in your investment perspective into the conversation as VCs and builders are totally on board with the data side of things. They’re not worried about this viewpoint one bit. You’re clueless on the real side of things and just want a fear blast!! if your calling crypto sham, you don’t understand what you’re talking about. $400 million dollars sold in the first day of RWA available in Dubai on the XRP ledger. 17, million people in the Philippines have digital assets and those are now legalized through their Congress. America’s playing a catch-up game kinda sounds like most of you are too.
Memes are dead to me now…. Utilty / RWA only 🙌🏼✨
We’re also overlooking the impact of the Iran–Israel conflict and broader macroeconomic effect on crypto. You’re right, retail hype seems to be cooling off, while institutional adoption is slowly becoming more visible. For me, that shift gives a clearer view of what might actually stand out, even among the top 10 to 100. My bet? RWA narratives, Web3 banking, and BTC DeFi. What do you think?
i kinda think. If retail is what we hopes for altseason. That dream is already gone. Retail went in during that memecycles/pumpfun cycle. Instituion is only interested it bitcoin. The only hope i see is in some RWA..
BTC and crypto is 15 years old, so for me, I'd say we are still pretty early. I feel the same about the market, tbh, but one thing that’s becoming more obvious is how institutions and TradFi are slowly leaning toward Web3. That makes the idea of bridging TradFi with DeFi way more interesting. Not just your typical RWA play, but more like a Web3 banking evolution, merging real solutions for both institutions and everyday users. That’s where a lot of future value’s gonna flow, fr.
Not sure how it's a tangent if it's directly related to the topic at hand, but you're thinking about this only from a retail perspective. Apply what I said and even what you said to institutional, venture capitalist types. VC Firm has millions and wants to get into the crypto space. They are interested in RWAs. If there are only two RWA projects, they only have to pick between those two. They can take those millions and split it between the two or identify which one they like more and invest into that one. This decision is going to be much easier than if there are ten RWA projects that they have to sift through and research. Some VCs might get to this point and say "We should just create our own project" or "let's revisit this when the market has decided which project is best" and sideline their cash until then or invest in other projects instead. It doesn't matter if they are the top 100 or 1000 coins, the more projects that are trying to accomplish the same things, the more diluted the sector is - Full Stop.
Totally get where you’re coming from. If your main goal is to reduce losses, it might help to rotate into sectors showing real demand buildup. For example, Vaulta is leaning hard into web3 banking and asset management. Meanwhile, other projects like Ondo and Maple are gaining traction in the RWA space. Even if altseason is brief, those narratives could attract capital first. Repositioning now might give you a better shot at minimizing downside, and even solid gains.
The RWA thing is actually happening. That’s where you need to look and you need to find away to sift the wheat from the chaff. This is where the utility will be - I think that days of “aping in” for a quick buck are gone.
> Price is a lagging indicator - these things get priced in eventually Keep telling yourself that but here are the facts: - Stablecoins have grown 120% since 2021 while ETH marketcap/value is down almost ~-50%. > there are unrelated catalysts like RWA’s ETH is down -30% since the BlackRock RWA meme shilling began https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1bkm1u1/blackrock_unveils_crypto_fund_first_with_5/kvzup2u/ There have been ~6,000 BlackRock BUIDL transactions over 1+ year. At the current rate, the transaction fees collected would something like $900. So all that Blackrock brought was ~$800 in fees for 1 year. https://etherscan.io/token/0x7712c34205737192402172409a8F7ccef8aA2AEc YYou will eventually learn that ETH like all cryptos is a speculative asset whose value does not come from utility or usage and in order to compete as a rails network for stablecoins, it will need to remain cheap... > ETHs value appreciation comes not from utility but like all Alts from capital and liquidity brought by BTC -- see point 1. Also, **in order to compete with other chains, Ethereum will have to scale and that has seen the rise of L2/sidechains which results in loss transaction fees and MEV tips essentially stealing value from ETH. This essentially turns Ethereum, Solana, BSC, Tron, L2/Sidechains, etc into competing networks for DeFi casinos and rails for StablecCoin transfers where they have to remain cheap or utility and users will move to competing chains.** BTC on the other hand has no competition. It doesn't have to scale, it doesn't have to become cheap, it doesn't have to keep advancing, it doesn't have to keep up with the competition because there is no competition. (Sept. 2024) > *All this points are illustrated with ETH value is already being less than 1/3 BTC value from the summer of 2017 and continuing to trend lower over time. A short time frame of possible ETH out-performance if/when BTC goes on a big bullrun will draw short-sighted fools and their money who will over time watch with despair the falling ratio just as /r/ethfinance is doing so today.* https://np.reddit.com/r/ethfinance/comments/1f9ef5k/daily_general_discussion_september_5_2024/llmkgtm/ ...and ETH is not cheap considering it has no institutional, corporate, nation state, big money interest > Who is buying ETH for $3,000+? That is insanely expensive. Plus, insiders, developers, VCs got a ton of the supply for essentially free and have oligarchical privilege to print their own ETH for free and dump until perpetuity. (Nov. 2024) > Who is buying ETH at $3K to make significant moves to a $400 Billion marketcap asset? https://old.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1gujmk1/daily_crypto_discussion_november_19_2024_gmt0/lxzks6h/
Price is a lagging indicator - these things get priced in eventually And the best bit for ETH is that stablecoin adoption is only part of the equation Not only will stablecoin usage also drive DeFi usage, but there are unrelated catalysts like RWA’s But the common denominator in all of it is a credibly neutral settlement layer
Hey guys, BTC ALTs RWA MEME shit Please be specific 😉🤣😂😊 Thanks
but theres one RWA tokens will blow the fuck up... i just didnt know which one...
Walrus I like and have chirp I have checked out. I’m in grass and Nodepay and want to do helium and chirp since it’s Sui. I haven’t heard aeithir. I tend to buy Rwa. DePin/Web 3 storage. Infrastructure. Problem they are solving. I’m waiting for an NFT focused RWA project somewhere.
Just a friendly reminder that not all AI tokens will crash and not all RWA tokens will surge. Noise can cause pumps and dumps but eventually tech taht works and solves problems prevails.
WalletConnect is extremely versatile and is used in numerous Web3 scenarios, including: \- DeFi: Connect wallets to decentralized exchanges (like Uniswap), lending platforms, and yield aggregators to trade, stake, or borrow assets securely without browser extensions. \- NFT Marketplaces: Buy, sell, and display NFTs on platforms like OpenSea and Rarible by connecting your wallet via WalletConnect. The protocol reads NFT assets from your wallet and enables secure, private transactions. \- Gaming: Manage and trade in-game assets in blockchain games (e.g., CryptoKitties, Axie Infinity) by linking your wallet to the game, syncing assets, and confirming transactions directly from your wallet app. \- Cross-chain Interactions: WalletConnect’s multi-chain support enables users to interact with dApps on different blockchains through a single wallet interface. \- Identity and KYC: Similar to LTO Network’s upcoming EQTY Passport, WalletConnect can be used to verify user identity or KYC status when accessing platforms that require compliance, all while maintaining user privacy. Example: A user wants to buy an NFT on OpenSea. They choose “Connect Wallet,” select WalletConnect, and scan the QR code with their mobile wallet. The wallet prompts for approval, and once granted, the user can view, purchase, and transfer NFTs securely, never exposing their private keys to the marketplace. WalletConnect and Real-World Assets (RWAs) in LTO Network LTO Network’s integration of WalletConnect and the EQTY Passport (privacy-protecting KYC) is designed to make its Universal Wallet a central hub for both digital and real-world assets (RWAs). Here’s how these features interplay: \- EQTY Passport: After a one-time KYC process, users receive a reusable, verifiable credential (a cryptographic hash) stored in their wallet. This credential can be used to prove eligibility (e.g., age, “proof of humanity”) to access RWA platforms or participate in asset offerings, without repeatedly sharing sensitive data. \- WalletConnect’s Role: By connecting the Universal Wallet to other dApps and platforms via WalletConnect, users can present their EQTY Passport credentials to verify eligibility for RWA participation. This means the wallet becomes a privacy-preserving “key” for accessing compliant RWA projects across the Web3 ecosystem. \- Interoperability: If other platforms support WalletConnect and accept the EQTY Passport credential, users can seamlessly prove their identity/KYC status and interact with RWA-related dApps, such as tokenized real estate or securities offerings, using the same wallet. WalletConnect is a mature, widely adopted standard in the Web3 space, essential for secure, cross-platform wallet-dApp interactions. Its integration into LTO Network’s Universal Wallet, alongside privacy-preserving KYC (EQTY Passport), positions the wallet as a universal gateway for both digital and real-world asset participation, enabling users to interact with a wide range of decentralized applications and RWA platforms efficiently, securely, and privately.
I actually just picked up ONDO for the RWA exposure. ONDO and ETH have some overlap but there is enough difference in exposure.
Shiba Inu, eCash, some new RWA token to hold for 6 years.
Zero Knowledge proofs, RWA, some Bitcoin Spam infighting.
ISO20022 and it's not even close. At least with other narratives there at least *some* substance, like web3 games, there arere actual games. With the RWA trend, there is obviously a lot of tokenizing happening. But when it comes to ISO20022, it's literally just bagholders pushing the narrative. You google it and nothing comes up besides clickbaity youtubers talking about it. Not a single reputable person in the industry is talking about it, no notable projects pursuing, just a handful of L1's that are simply "compliant" and they don't even make a big deal out of it.
PLS HELP ME UNDERSTAND THIS : I alrdy got ETH with 40% of my portfolio and link ada pepe hbar 15% each, I see Ondo start to cooperate with many real word insttutions with Chainlink so i think it has a bright future, but however Ondo is built on ETH and ETH is the boss of RWA, so guys if there is a rally, they will have the same potential right?
Don't sell. Just average the price and sell 10% profit and come out from this coin. Invest in good RWA project like BOTIFY,MAVIA,etc
Thank you for commenting. The philosophical idea behind these laws is that they are inherent in human nature. Murder and theft do not become acceptable with evolving societal norms. And the need for a court case to asses guilt existed in Rome and will 2.000 years from now. The enforcement problems you mention are not restricted to this idea. It implies to ALL crypto projects that aim to achieve anything in the world other than transactions of native assets (DAOs, NFTs, RWA, etc.). Ignoring the law while just building code has been one of the reasons we do not have wider adoption of these technologies. This is the wider theme of my book. If you do not make a choice in law, a choice is made for you. There are enforcement mechanisms, such as the New York convention. These attain force by consent of the participants of the network. But this has to be applied consciously. You raise a good point on the size of laws onchain. I uploaded these foundational documents as an example. Any kind of larger/dynamic laws should in my opinion not be stored on blockchains like Ethereum, but specific 2nd layers or in a decentrally stored wiki. You can allow limited changes to occur only once a year, and restrictions to allow only limited changes and additions. Storing a text in markup is not that resource intensive, even if it is large. Good point on tokenization. Cheers!
I believe Litecoin, monero, Nano, Zetachain, Eth, bitcoin and Link still have major roles to play in the blockchain/CryptoCurrency advancement both in finance and RWA. But like someone mentioned in the comments, Eth L2 such as Polygon are slowly replacing Litecoin.
Alts,OK Trade Bitcoin for ISO 20022 .Don’t get left behind.RWA Fintech payment and tokenized assets
I read a lot of comments and didn't see anyone say RWA's? There's some reason this is not going to become huge?
The problem is that all these "projects" for RWA etc have no solid basis or reputation. They can implode without an form of accountability, as there is no governance in place.
RWA and any that mimic stocks (coming soon unfortunately)
I keep bringing this up anytime RWA comes up. There's no reason for them to use a public blockchain when they can have their own that they control
RWA’s and stablecoins are going to be the biggest narrative and use case moving forward. That means tokenized assets, stocks, bonds, and credit lending is all going to be available on chain, with on and off ramps to your bank, as well as the ability to swap foreign currencies back and forth. I’m invested in Keeta because I believe they will be a massive player in the game
The thing about alts is they underperform 95% of the time until the bullrun starts and then everything from memes to layer 2s to AI, GAMING DEFI, RWA all go parabolic and THEN you're 30-50% gains on bitcoin will look miserable compared to sui doing a 5-10x from $2 or ethereum going from $1400 to 8400 for a 6x, and memes like pepe flying off the lows. Although memes may be stupid the top memes are almost guaranteed to go huge during times of peak euphoria. But by the time the market is frothy and everything has exploded and you're feeling fomo and try to get in it'll be too late. You need conviction and understanding of how the crypto markets work if you want to profit off alts. If you're just a casual investor then bitcoin, eth, xrp, solana and that's it. Maybe sui as well as a solid layer 1. It's important to understand psychology as well. Media will manipulate news headlines to sideline you and then give you fomo to buy at the top. Retail gets psy opped every single time like clockwork and then the normies call crypto a scam when they just tried to play a game they didn't understand. Study. Generational wealth is available if you learn how to navigate this next 6-9 months
General questions deserve more than general answers — so let’s flip the script. TradFi’s crypto adoption isn’t about "embracing innovation". It’s about quietly building escape tunnels from a failing system. The silent globalization shift: First, "stocks to crypto" isn’t just a portfolio play — it’s geographic arbitrage. Pension funds buying BTC? They’re hedging against local inflation. US bonds yield 5%? Argentinians or Turks would laugh. For them, 15% yield in stables isn’t greed — it’s survival. At CryptoIndex, we see emerging market users overweight stablecoin indexes not for speculation, but preservation. Second, the real endgame is invisible infrastructure. TradFi won’t scream "WE LOVE CRYPTO!" They’ll tokenize Kenyan tea farms to trade as RWA indexes in Singapore. Pay Brazilian freelancers in USDC to bypass 10% FX fees. Your pension? Might soon be partially backed by tokenized Tokyo apartments. Crypto becomes the plumbing — not the headline. But the risk everyone ignores: This "smooth transition" relies on crypto becoming boring. No moonshots. Just regulatory passports (like MiCA in Europe bridging Singapore and UAE), indexes as compliance tools (KYC’d baskets over wildcat coins), and standardization. Fail that? Fragmented liquidity creates walled gardens. So where’s the opportunity? In building the boring stuff: - Indexes tracking RWA yields (6% beats bonds) - Compliance-friendly "passport" portfolios (EU-approved tokens) - Inflation-neutral baskets (BTC + tokenized gold equivalents) TradFi’s crypto move isn’t ideological — it’s the new tax haven. Globalization 2.0 runs on-chain. Heh.
defi is not a ponzi wtf, it's a decentralized way for you to make money. you prefer to put your $ in the bank for a 1% annual yield ? RWA, lending, AI agents, stablecoins, payments, gaming, DESCI... bro these are uses for crypto. stop talking about what you don't know
Interesting development with Datagram's alpha testnet. The DePIN space holds significant promise, but interoperability is absolutely crucial for its success. The Avalanche ecosystem's increasing adoption of RWA projects is a relevant factor to consider here; it suggests a growing appetite for bridging the gap between traditional finance and decentralized technologies. However, we need to carefully examine Datagram's tokenomics – specifically its utility, distribution model, and inflation rate – to assess the long-term sustainability of the project. Early adopters should also be mindful of the inherent risks associated with alpha testnets, including bugs, security vulnerabilities, and potential data loss. Data on network performance and user participation during this alpha phase will be key to evaluating the project's viability.
Web3 banking, RWA led narratives, and BTC DeFi narratives are pretty looking to steal the show
Well, RWA-led projects are definitely making bold moves, and what makes it even more interesting is the emergence of solutions bridging TradFi and DeFi more efficiently. Web3 banking solutions are helping make real-world assets more accessible and easier to invest in. I wouldn't say this alone is enough to lead the next crypto wave, but if we do get another alt season, you definitely wouldn't want to miss placing a bet on RWA-focused projects.
Yeah, seems like AVAX is making a comeback with the RWA narrative. I'm planning to try hosting a node later today. Will update the comment if I manage to get to it. Should be straightforward from what I saw in the docs
Hmm. Avalanche is starting to attract more and more RWA projects lately. Did anyone try to spin up a node for this one? Is it worth it?
good methHead, your delusional takes while you continue to lose money are also noted. Now, go circle jerk with Triple Halving Trolls about DeFi and RWA memes.
Ergo and Cardano have RWA's on chain. Zengate is utilizing these.
What is RWA? Is crypto not already in the real world? Or is crypto giving up on crypto and going after the stock market now? But wait, there’s already a stock market. What is RWA?
As of 2025, several projects are leading the charge, each with distinct approaches and value propositions. Projects like Chainlink, Ondo Finance, Centrifuge, RealT, Maple Finance, Plume, MakerDAO, Pendle, tZERO, and Propy are leading the RWA revolution in DeFi by focusing on infrastructure, yield, compliance, and liquidity. These platforms are not just pioneering tokenization but are also addressing the key barriers - trust, regulation, and accessibility - that have historically limited the growth of real-world assets on-chain
I doubt it ever sees ATH again. The market has shifted to RWA and store of value.
Do you mean RWA protocols or individual companies issuing stock via RWA?
[Building Unique AI Models Using Data From Space with RWA Satellite Payloads](https://vsbio.substack.com/p/building-unique-ai-models-using-data)
>Beyond that, None of them have found anything resembling product market fit or any sustainable usage. Both of them are largely the same as they were before. Or at least they are being used almost in the entirely same manner and to the same degree. Meanwhile, the rest of the industry started to adopt defi, stablecoin payments, and new tech stacks. Stablecoins became the killer app of crypto and the trojan horse of the RWA trend. Sub-second block times and sub-cent fees became the new goal for any chain. It was always the goal for Nano to stay as a pure currency. Every update in the Nano Protocol has been made to make it the most efficient peer to peer currency. Adding smart contracts and DEFI support would just bloat the ledger and take resources away from being a pure currency. Personally i think smart contracts and DEFI platforms has been pretty underwhelming. People keep hyping them up saying it will revolutionized the web, but so far we have only seen people using DEFI platform and stable coins for gambling on FARTCOIN on a dex and then exit into a centralized wrapped version of fiat, just to gamble on another MEMECOIN. The goal is to exit crypto market with as much fiat as possible. Don't think there is much overlap with people interested in Nano and people interested in stablecoins. Nano has a fully distributed supply since 2017 and its meant to be its own currency to get away from cenralized fiat who can just print money at the cost of its citizens, nano is mean to be decenralized digital cash, were everyone who got some Nano is able to participate in concensus. > So, the way I see it is both Cardano and Nano are on a slow road to irrelevance unless something changes. Whenever they are spoken about positively, it's almost *always* about a quality that they have possessed for many years, and rarely if ever is it anything it's currently doing. And if it's had those qualities that you think are so great, for so many years, then at what point do those qualities actually materialize something beneficial like actual demand/usage? At what point do you resign to the idea that you might have overvalued those things? And if you're going to respond with something as reductive as "the market just hasn't realized it yet" then at least try to explain how that could possibly happen, as if this subreddit possesses research capabilities beyond what the public can fathom... I think if we keep trying to educate people about Nano and its use as a currency that it might have positive price action again, especially if digital cash narrative starts to play out again, because why not use to crypto with fastest settlement time, zero fees, fully distributed supply and decentralized. Why settle for something less efficient when Nano exists? SO yeah, Nano is never going to do something "new" its only going to try to improve as a currency, as it is designed.
$KTA. Keeta network. Mainnet end of month. TLDR you will be able to swap RWA on their main net with build in KYC. 10 million TPS with 400ms settlement. Backed by ex Google CEO and partnered with several important financial institutions in the upcoming weeks to be revealed. Still below a bil market cap but reaching soon..
The Solana foundation just partnered with R3 corda the only other crypto cryptocurrency partnered with them is XDC More enterprise adoption Interoperability Way more on chain activity RWA tokenisation to things that not even etherium can access Way more large scale Dapp development Hybrid blockchain system
BTC, Eth, Hbar, XRP, Kaspa, Link, and whichever token wins out the RWA battle. RWA tokenization will take off in 5 years
$Syrup brother most underrated gem in the RWA space deal with Cantor fitzgarald. I have 10k to and went all in on syrup. 6x to ondos price and the same TVL. It’s been pumping but it’s still so undervalued.
Literally my biggest bag... long term play but devs will constantly build.. lets not forget the huge RWA partnership from GIGATONS.
This can happen when you become stagnant or fixated on a single outcome. Crypto can be fun, intriguing and inspiring if you want it to. All you need is to arrange your interest accordingly. For instance these are what I am currently following/doing. - Bitcoin: Bitcoin is largely responsible for the general outlook and most times, the outcome of crypto. So I follow anything bitcoin and projects utilising it or expanding it's use in RWA or DeFi [e.g zetablockchain, Coredao, etc]. - Memecoin: The truth many don't know is that memes are the sweet spot of cryptocurrency and given the right attention, memecoins will not only keep you entertained it will also educate you on how to manage your sentiment and not mix fun with investment. [interestingly, I'm currently working with a team and community of defi/AI enthusiasts on a meme-driven project]. - AI + Blockchain + Data: Though these segment can be very broad, it automatically simplifies itself if you follow chainlink, defi/DEX/blockchain integrating AI agents, etc. Well, these are how I keep my thirst for more in the crypto space always hungry and why I have been here for over a decade despite the devastating downs and mild ups.
Take a look at CHEX, really great tech and innovation in the RWA space. Big things coming for them over the next few months including a first tier one listing. Only 200m market cap at the moment
Read about Fusaka and Glamsterdam Look at what BlackRock, Robinhood, Sony, Deutsche bank etc. are doing See where stablecoin and RWA issuance occurs Understand longterm network security and monetary policy
The network TPS has been independently tested by Chainspect and TVL shown on RWA.io https://chainspect.app/dashboard https://app.rwa.io/overview
Only real use case is DEFI with RWA one promising aspect
Fees are actually important. It’s the classic Trilemma that we discussed as nauseam 8-10 years ago. Fees help incentivize decentralization and make the blockchain more secure and resistant to attacks. From a different perspective fees are good because miners or stakers will promote the use of chains that they can derive income from. These tend to be people or organizations that have heavy investment in crypto and are very experienced. The cult of nano shillers is very small and sad these days because nobody is incentivized to secure the network AND nobody has made any money on the chain in like 6+ years. There are no dapps built on it, no memes, nfts, or other tokens to trade on it, no DeFi, no TVL, etc etc. So you can send it cheaply and quickly- great! Then what? Send functions are a very basic attribute of any cryptocurrency there is nothing unique there. No moat. There are numerous newer chains with more modern tech that are as fast or faster than Nano with very low fees- look at Keeta $KTA from ex-nano team members it is on a meteoric rise and claiming 10m tx/s. But not JUST fast, also optimized for institutions to build and integrate on chain for RWA, DeFi, etc. Where are the institutions using Nano?
Must be just alts, no one can really be disappointed in BTC. I am the same as OP. The only space I see it making a real world impact is RWA and the transference or property rights, the rest just seems like noise to me. Wonder if anyone else sees a real use case outside RWA, maybe gaming and I guess AI but I don't understand well how it works with crypto. That being said, I am only surface level knowledgable. Just hoping for one last alt szn pump so I can sell my bags and become a BTC maxi.
RWA on chain is a big factor for me when choosing alts. Those are the most promising projects IMHO.
Just read it, it looks very promising. Alot of RWA projects out there nowadays, but after reading this it seems LTO can be one of the leading projects in the RWA narrative.
???? It was also Accenture and RWA who gathered the info.
So yes with this current administration. But it needs to be codified in a greater market structure bill so a future administration can’t turn on the industry. Stablecoin and crypto market structure bills defining commodity, security, tokenized asset and collectible would be huge to provide clarity to the agencies. Bitcoin is the only decentralized layer 1 and as a result will be the only chain that will be able to be mass adopted by major financial institutions, nation states etc. I think RWA tokenization and stablecoin mass adoption will occur on BTC, leading the way then for true smart contracts and agentic AI transactions. The internet rejected all the centralized protocols ultimately and I believe the digital monetary side will do the same.
ETH Staking ETFs, stablecoin adoption, RWA and tokenisation outlook, Fusaka upgrade, corporate treasury companies etc.
Stacking $A from Vaulta. It’s not just another token. They’ve built a web3 banking stack with real asset integration and institutional-grade wealth tools. My thesis is simple: when RWA meets DeFi in a compliant, secure, and intuitive environment, it’s a strong bet on the next phase of digital finance. Long-term hold for me, and still flying way under the radar.