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It is one of only 6 crypto assets in the top 50 that is down in the last month, and is processing just 3 tps. Hedera's marketers are always claiming great news (like Blackrock using their network) but it always ends up being bullshit. At this point the only impressive thing is how people keep falling for the same kinds of dishonesty! Just in the last couple of months their sub has had claims of: - Thousands of hackathon builders in Africa (without mentioning that participants were paid to sign up and that almost no-one did anything other than register and claim the reward); - Hedera leading RWA tokenization (but only if you just count a brigaded poll rather than any onchain metrics); - Hedera having the second highest amount of developers activity (if you only count downloads from a single repo, so ignoring most data from decentralized projects); - An award for the 'Best Crypto Developer Tooling in North America' (neglecting to mention that the 'award' is just a title they claimed themselves from a PR website... you just pick an 'award' category when self-nominating and there are so many that every company who wants a fake accolade will be 'Best' by default, without any other competitors in that section. We could go on, but hopefully you get the idea! Do yourself a favour and be less gullible, I'm not saying that to be mean, but to help you avoid noob-traps like Hedera in the future.
What is their definition of RWA? Are stocks “real world” technically? Isn’t the digital yuan RWA? Or BRICS?
Wait, until Web3, and the associated apps get kickin for SOL, and XRP corners financial settlements. Bitcoin can be considered a store of value, where XRP and SOL are dynamic application based use of crypto that will transform assets (RWA) into the new economy.
tldr; China's financial industry associations have declared real-world asset tokenization (RWA) as an illegal financial activity. The joint notice, co-signed by major financial associations, states that no RWA-related activities have been approved by Chinese regulators. It warns that domestic staff supporting overseas RWA services will face legal consequences. The notice emphasizes risks like fraud and speculative hype, classifying RWA under China's Securities Law and banning related activities. Mainland China has fully rejected RWA, urging businesses to relocate or abandon such projects. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Post is by: InsidersBets and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1q3f88u/solana_microcap_trn_tied_to_a_real_stormwater/ I’ve been scanning low-cap Solana tokens recently, mostly finding the usual quick pumps and fades, but Terrain Token ($TRN) made me stop and look closer. It’s linked to Carolina Terrain, a licensed North Carolina contractor (License CL.1872, site: carolinaterrain.com) that’s been operating since about 2022. They handle actual stormwater and drainage work - things like French drains, erosion control, and grading for properties with runoff issues from clay soil. The X account (@carolinaterrain) posts frequent updates with real job photos mixed in with project teases. They’re aiming for a full-stack ecosystem around the business: • TerrainVision AI: Free tool for uploading photos to get analysis on water flow, erosion risks, and rough repair estimates. • Stormwaterscm.com: Site focused on compliance inspections and maintenance for regulated stormwater systems. • Terrain Guard: Uses ICP for permanent, immutable records of work, warranties, and compliance tracking. • $TRN on Solana: For rewards, premium features, and burns tied to usage. • Planned: Drainage Academy for training and certifications. A founder posted a thorough breakdown on LinkedIn recently:https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/unlocking-full-terrain-ecosystem-ai-compliance-blockchain-alex-purdy-30qre Current numbers (early January 2026 - check DexScreener for latest): • MC/FDV around 10K • Liquidity around 10K • Price about 0.00001 • CA: 2L1xfpJ56tjevGzqzDCqxvuAgU4pDZL166hKQSeKpump The angle that interests me is the potential RWA play in a solid niche market - stormwater management is multibillion-dollar in the US, pushed by regulations and increasing flood risks. The integrated flow (diagnose with AI, execute installs, inspect for compliance, track on chain, reward with token) could generate real value if it gains traction beyond their own operations. Downsides are clear: liquidity is tiny, adoption evidence is limited so far, established players own the geospatial space, and blending crypto with a licensed service business carries regulatory risk. Not heavily in it myself, just tracking because the real-world foundation feels rarer these days. Anyone else researched this? See upside in infrastructure-focused RWAs, or think it’s headed nowhere? Links for checking: • Company: carolinaterrain.com • X: @carolinaterrain • DexScreener: Search the CA Open to thoughts - bullish or skeptical? DYOR of course. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*
tldr; Alchemy Pay has launched the first fiat-to-real-world-assets (RWA) platform in partnership with Backed, enabling users to invest in tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs using fiat currencies. The platform, set to officially launch in August, will feature 60 tokenized assets, including Apple, Tesla, and Google. This move positions Alchemy Pay as a leader in the growing RWA sector, which is projected to see significant growth by 2030. The company aims to evolve into a global digital finance hub, bridging traditional and digital finance. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
I say kid because your lack of knowledge makes it seem like you're young or dumb. Here's some of the use cases btc cannot perform that XRP can and that's only 1 of the superior assets. 1. Fast/Affordable Cross-Border Payments: Acts as a bridge currency to facilitate near-instant (3–5 seconds) international money transfers, bypassing slow traditional systems like SWIFT. 2. On-Demand Liquidity (ODL): Enables financial institutions to source liquidity for cross-border transactions without pre-funding accounts in destination currencies. 3. Tokenization of Real-World Assets (RWA): The XRPL supports issuing custom tokens, enabling the digital representation of stocks, bonds, and real estate. 4. Decentralized Finance (DeFi) & AMM: Features an Automated 5.Market Maker (AMM) to facilitate decentralized trading and lending. 6. Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs): Native support for minting and trading NFTs on the ledger. 7. Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs): Used by central banks for piloting and implementing national digital currencies. 8. Micropayments & Streaming Revenue: Low fees enable small-value transactions for content access, tipping, or streaming payments. 9. Gaming and Virtual Asset Economies: Used within metaverse or gaming environments for fast transactions. 10. Interoperability Bridge: Connects different payment networks and fiat currencies. Institutional Trading Collateral: Used by traders for fast, low-fee collateral to manage margin calls and arbitrage across exchanges.
Here is a precaution I would give to Ethereans on pushing TVL metric. Increasingly soon, tokenized RWA will grow TVL numbers for a lot of chains. The catch is, if you normalize RWA TVL in chain valuation metric, you incentivize ppl to game it. RWA can literally mean anything. Imagine all the banks come together and launch a chain with a token. They observe crypto obsession with TVL. Then they just tokenize all their AUM and put them on their chain. In turn, they use the TVL meta to pump and dump their token. If you think it won’t happen, then you aren’t paying attention. Canton Network is showing an inkling of playing this game.
This is being worked on actively right now under the RWA category. Lots of people are trying to tokenize everything right now.
Mmm yeah, your audience is definitely too huge, a lot of them airdrop hunters and just too general. You need to figure out how to narrow it 10 times over. Find other projects that are close to what you're doing or have it as a feature or something like this. You're casting too wide of a net. We were analyzing pendle with dune - they have like 2k unique depositors doing leverage across all networks with 2 BILLION in assets. Look at how many people follow their X. A lot of people talk about crypto and will waste your time, but very few use it and out of them the wealth inequality is brutal. So yeah, you have to go back to the drawing board and figure out how to target users narrowly. I guess since you are doing something investment/small business related check out Zivoe. I dont know the guys nor have I used them, but they do private credit RWA where they give out specialized loans to businesses, whilst investors get yield. Whatever they are doing is probably what you should be doing :)
> MUH RWA ~2 years ago ETH Bagholders were celebrating **Blackrock tokenization** of Money Market Funds for Institutions saying, "Imagine the transactions, this will a rocket for ETH." - ETH price has dropped ~15% since then - ETH fee revenue has dropped -83% since then - *There have been a total of ~10,000 transactions with a little over ~$1K in fees over a ~2 year period.* The bagholder who responded with this comment has deleted it and will probably never touch ETH again. > And it’s right on ETH. **Can you imagine the number of transactions about to go down?** https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1bkm1u1/blackrock_unveils_crypto_fund_first_with_5/kvzup2u/ > Hocus Pocus, CCIP, CCID, VRF, CRE, SWIFT, Magic Oracles will serve you Truths from Golden Data Containers The ChainLink Town Criers didn't fail to shill ChainLink in response to the above comment: - LINK is down -33% since then > BNY Mellon are providing the custody. They use ChainLink CCIP on the backend. > No point in shilling chainlink to these plebs, they don’t understand how this works
Isn't this called RWA (real world assets)?
The legal and logistical friction is the real moat. While the tech is ready, the complexity of physical settlement and real-world custody makes commodities a much harder RWA vertical to scale than digital-first assets like treasuries
How is Solana “Dominating in RWA activity”? At the moment there are $12.3B in RWAs on ETH and only $835M in RWAs on Solana. There are more tokenized assets on Arbitrum than Solana, never mind L1 Ethereum. Also, over 2/3 of SOL validators have left the network over the past 2 years and only 15% of the remaining validators are profitable so more will be leaving. I don’t hate SOL… I actually hold a small position but the network is in pretty bad shape right now.
Post is by: Huge-Aardvark2996 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1px9x7c/anyone_else_researching_plume_feels_like_its/ Not a call to buy, just something I’ve been digging into. I’ve been looking at smaller-cap projects tied to the RWA narrative, and Plume keeps standing out in a way that’s honestly surprising. Not seeing huge hype posts, but there’s consistent development, partnerships, and actual discussion from people *using* or building around it. What caught my attention: * RWA narrative quietly gaining momentum again * Plume seems positioned more as infrastructure, not just a token * Activity/volume picking up without a blow-off move * Still feels like something most people will notice *after* it’s no longer early this is one of the few where I’m still seeing more builders than hype accounts, which is rare lately. Curious what the bear case is here. Anyone else researching this one? *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*
tldr; Meme coins and AI tokens, despite being dominant crypto narratives in 2025, posted significant negative returns, with average year-to-date losses of -31.6% and -50.2%, respectively. Other sectors like DeFi and DEX tokens also struggled, while real-world assets (RWA) emerged as the top-performing narrative with 185.8% average gains, driven by Keeta Network's rally. Layer 1 tokens also performed well, with 80.3% average gains. Overall, 2025 saw uneven performance across the crypto market. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Last cycle SOL/BTC pair growth started before pump fun. Pump Fun becoming popular marked the top. Worst time to buy. Open the chart. Scalable L1s will always capture the activity of whatever asset class is the flavor of the week. Activity translates to monetization. Pump Fun frenzy a result of good scalable tech. Solana still capturing majority of Web3 activity on a single state and will likely capture majority of next Web3 speculation wave too. Already dominating RWA activity. Solana remains a top experience for issuers and traders. Not subjective. Only newer L1 network competing at this level for issuers or traders is Hyperliquid and they're dominating on the trader side. Insane revenue. Trying to argue "it's just memes" a terrible take. Majority of issuance across all networks is also memes. This sub's group think was wrong last cycle. Usually wrong. Will continue to be wrong until it learns to follow Web3 users over social marketing.
One could be SOL and the others in utility Altcoins, with solid projects based on RWA, AI, Cloud, Cybersecurity, GPU...
tldr; Ethereum's Total Value Locked (TVL) is projected to increase tenfold by 2026, driven by institutional adoption, stablecoin growth, and tokenized real-world assets (RWAs). Key factors include the stablecoin market potentially reaching $500 billion, with 54% of activity on Ethereum, and a $300 billion tokenized RWA sector. Major financial institutions and sovereign wealth funds are expected to accelerate participation, signaling maturing crypto infrastructure. However, ETH price remains volatile, highlighting limited correlation between TVL growth and token valuation. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
> These two areas could be a boom for Ethereum: Stablecoins and Real World Assets (RWA) Bagholder Bingo. The **stablecoin marketcap has gone up 200% and ETH has gone down -40%** in that time frame. | | Nov. 2021 | Oct. 2025 |:-----------|:------------:|:------------:|:------------:| | Stablecoins | $0.11 Trillion | $0.32 Trillion | ETH | $4,800 | $2,900 The **RWA Meme** has been around since 2018. **You will NEVER:** - trade AAPL,NVDA,MSFT,etc shares in your Ethereum address by connecting to MetaMask and going over to Uniswap - be able to go to Robinhood and withdraw AAPL,NVDA,MSFT,etc shares to you Ethereum/Solana address - trade NYSE regulated stocks outside the financial system of brokerages, DTCCs, etc and natively on Ethereum/Solana public blockchains > Blackrock already focusing in that direction. *~2 years ago ETH Bagholders were celebrating Blackrock tokenization** of Money Market Funds for Institutions saying, "Imagine the transactions, this will a rocket for ETH." **There have been a total of ~5,000 transactions with under ~$1K in fees over a ~2 year period.** > *"BlackRock unveils crypto fund first with $5 million minimum"* > And it’s right on ETH. **Can you imagine the number of transactions about to go down?** https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1bkm1u1/blackrock_unveils_crypto_fund_first_with_5/kvzup2u/ https://etherscan.io/token/0x7712c34205737192402172409a8F7ccef8aA2AEc > Prices move regardless of fundamentals. We are concentrating upon the infrastructure and capabilities of the network. I operate from the belief that, eventually, price will match the value. It's the end of 2025 and **big dummies still don't realize crypto doesn't have fundamentals.** But for a good laugh, lets look at ETH in a common fundamental metric. **Price-to-Sales (P/S), a Fundamental Valuation Metric** QQQ heavily weighted towards tech companies currently has P/S ratio (marketcap/revenue) of approximately 6.16 and is considered overvalued because it's much higher than it's historical average. NVDIA for perspective has a P/S of 23 because it's priced as a hyper growth tech stock whose revenue has gone from ~$10 Billion in 2020 to $130 Billion today and continues to grow. Using that same metric, compare popular cryptos which collect fee revenue and distribute them to their staking token holders and you see that **ETH is comically overvalued by fundamental metrics.** | Network | Daily Fees | Marketcap. | P/S |:-----------:|:------------:|:------------:|:------------:| | QQQ | -- | --- | 6.16X | TRON | $6.9 Million | $26 Billion | 10.4X | LINK | $164K | $8.9 Billion | 149X | ETH | $330K | $360 Billion | 3,000X ETH is a double speculative asset that historically has a 0.96 correlation coefficient to BTC. *ETH only appreciates when BTC goes on parabolic bullruns.* Otherwise like the rest of crypto, it does nothing relying entirely on BTC for any appreciation of value and then *loses 70% to 90% of its value when BTC goes into a bear market.* - Summer 2017, ETH hits ATH of $400 after BTC hits local top of $3,000 - January 2018, ETH hits ATH of $1,400 after BTC hits cycle top of $20K - May 2021, ETH hits ATH after BTC tops out in April 2021 - Nov 2021. ETH hits ATH in December after BTC tops out in November 2021 - August 2025. ETH briefly touches past 2021 ATH after BTC breaks $120K
I’ve already burned myself once investing in AI tokens, so here’s my take: blockchain technology is not compatible with AI due to performance limitations. On the other hand, RWA projects are already delivering serious returns for me — even during a crypto bear market.
From my perspective, the interesting part isn’t which narrative wins, but why a narrative survives past the hype cycle. RWA, AI, and privacy are all pointing at the same underlying shift: crypto slowly moving from speculation-first to infrastructure that plugs into real-world constraints. RWA feels the most institutionally legible. It maps cleanly to existing financial mental models, compliance frameworks, and balance sheets. That’s why BlackRock and others are comfortable there. The upside is steady adoption; the downside is that a lot of RWA ends up being “blockchain-flavored finance” rather than something crypto-native. AI is different. Most “AI tokens” today are narrative wrappers, not systems. The real value will likely show up where crypto solves coordination, verification, or incentives around AI — provenance of data, model usage accounting, permissionless compute markets. That’s slower and messier than hype cycles suggest, but more durable. Privacy is the quiet one. It rarely wins short-term narratives because it’s adversarial to regulation and hard to explain in simple numbers. But structurally, it keeps coming back because financial systems without privacy don’t scale socially. Even if retail doesn’t demand it explicitly, serious users eventually do. I see privacy more as a layer that gets absorbed into other narratives than a standalone hype sector. As for meme coins — they don’t disappear, because they’re not about tech. They’re about liquidity, coordination, and attention. As long as crypto remains reflexive and narrative-driven, memes will exist. They’re more like a market behavior than a sector. If I had to summarize: 2026 probably isn’t about a single dominant narrative, but about which projects turn narratives into constraints — real usage, real integrations, real tradeoffs. The market may talk in slogans, but it eventually rewards systems that survive contact with reality.
DOVU is the one. Built on Hedera. All tokens in circulation. One of the best staking mechanisms in all of crypto. Tokenising carbon credits. Just signed a $1.1 billion deal with Verra and BCarbon in the States and in talks for another similar one in Australia. RWA at its finest. Happy Christmas.
Your entire response to all of this is based on your own preconceived notion of what crypto does. “Nobody in their right mind” and “nothing burger” is just your way of saying “I don’t understand what this does or why it’s happening” I read the articles and am very knowledgeable beyond what I’d ever take the time to explain in a Reddit comment. You asked for proof so I gave you some. There’s hundreds of other bullish articles and future projects about the industry I could show. I’m not gonna write an essay on every article and why it’s there. Your “research” is just repeating Reddit buzzwords like “nothing burger” Is that really the best argument you can come up with? If you actually read the articles and somehow came to the conclusion that every meaningful crypto transaction will happen on a private blockchain that no one else ever touches then I really can’t help you bro. Nearly every article lists a currently publicly tradable blockchain you can buy today. For example you asked “who’s accepting large payments in crypto” and then immediately dismissed PayPal because it’s using stablecoins that’s literally what people will accept large payments with dummy DOVU is a crypto project built on Hedera by the way. it solves one of the hardest real world problems which is verifiable ecological credits tracked on a blockchain with an immutable audit trail. Europe is literally creating a massive use case needed starting next year https://www.akingump.com/en/insights/alerts/eu-carbon-border-adjustment-mechanism-financial-obligations-commence-amid-proposed-scope-expansion-to-include-new-downstream-products Tokenization is the future of the world you and I probably agree that 99 percent of crypto projects are complete shit but the 1 percent that provide real government compliance like MiCA and other legal frameworks will produce actual winners that you’ll see in a few years. Yes some systems will go private but the tokenized RWA industry is projected to grow so large that there will be room for both institutions and public crypto infrastructure like ETH and LINK and Hbar (fixed fraction of a cent transaction fees with next to no energy usage) If you think everything ends up private and isolated you’re missing the scale of what’s being built
RWA probably wins because institutions actually care. AI tokens are overhyped imo, most have no real product. SEI could be interesting for RWA stuff since the speed matters for tokenized assets. memes will pump in bull market regardless
IMO 2026 won’t be about hype-heavy altcoins. If the alt market stays weak or choppy, capital usually rotates to assets people already trust. That’s why tokenized stocks and tokenized gold could quietly become a bigger narrative. RWA is evolving beyond bonds into things like Apple, Nvidia, ETFs, and gold exposure on-chain. When risk appetite is lower, people tend to prefer price exposure to real-world assets over experimental L1s or new meme launches. Tokenized gold also makes sense as a hedge if macro uncertainty continues. AI will still matter, but expectations are higher now. Privacy comes in waves. Memecoins won’t disappear, but liquidity will likely concentrate into fewer names. Some exchanges, like BingX and Kraken, already list these different asset types side by side, which makes this kind of rotation more practical in a mixed market.
>we’re in a strange middle phase. It’s no longer the Wild West, but it’s not fully mainstream either. The infrastructure is improving, the interfaces are cleaner, and the messaging is speaking to everyday users. i think this is not so much about crypto and web3 adoption people have been fantasizing about for years. this is more about how the traditional way of things and web2 have co-opted crypto and web3. that being said, i think when web2 and web3 come together, there is much value to add, for example, to make RWA narrative and prop trading more crypto-friendly. I have two solid use cases in mind. A seminal partnership between [Oasis and SemiLiquid](https://oasis.net/blog/strategic-investment-arm-semiliquid) highlights the next era we might see in the crypto markets - RWA's locked assets being valuable without being unlocked, while the [Oasis and Carrot partnership](https://oasis.net/blog/carrot-verifiable-compute-onchain-trading) highlights on-chain prop trading optimizing its risk engine, where the gap left by third-party opacity is filled by off-chain compute and on-chain verifiability.
It feels like the entire space had a random brain hemorrhage. > And relevance is fragile in a world of L2s, fee compression, and improving tech. ETH made its most significant parabolic pullback when it was a proof-of-work coin. Where the fuck was your "ownership", "equity", "cash flow", then? The reality is, those buyers never indexed on them. This brain hemorrhage started during the last bear with this ultrasound BS. I agree with you on some of these points. It is why it is better to be bullish on network-effect assets and bearish on DeFi tokens, "ICM" tokens, etc. All these ad hoc fixes like "ownership" coins don't fix the core problem - you need meat space laws to enforce ownership on RWA or business contracts with teams.
Never invest more then your willing to lose or that's just Degen behavior. I have a bunch and basically set and forget. The 2032 bull run will have the infrastructure built for use case rather then just speculation with all the New crypto laws going into effect next year. The ETF's inflow will be serious, the derivatives market will bring in Trillions and then RWA's will bring other assets and commodities to the block chain creating Trillions in new inflows. Get real crypto with utility and do t look at the price every day. Amazon took a long time before they became a powerhouse. Uber also was rejected by many markets when they first started. Now they are a mega cap. Ripple is next up, they are building the plumbing. Staking and yield pools are going to lock up a lot of capital into these markets creating scarcity.
> I am bullish on Atom 3 years ago, below was my response to someone who fell for the ATOM and DOT scams. Crypto Bros always falling for bullshit Meme narratives. The current recycled RWA Meme is also looking painful. People forget that Overstock.com had a whole subsidiary and launched Ravecoin, their TZERO platform, etc and people fell hard for this bullshit already. > Bullish people have been scammed with Interoperability, Internet of Blockchains, spin up your own blockchain in minutes and other tech scam bullshit hype memes since 2017/2018. All these projects did was securely facilitate separating fools from their money. Nothing has changed. > 2017/18 Interoperability Money Grab Scams > Kommodo > Blockchain Interoperability: Connecting Isolated Protocols > https://komodoplatform.com/en/blog/blockchain-interoperability/ > Icon > ICON: Network of Networks > https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/7tccuu/icon_network_of_networks/ > AION > How AION will become the new Internet of Blockchains with its new superfast and scalable Virtual Machine > https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/7zb4xx/how_aion_will_become_the_new_internet_of/ > Wanchain > The Wide Area Network chain, is a decentralised blockchain interoperability solution > https://medium.com/wanchain-foundation/an-introduction-to-wanchain-a2936e25df91 > ARK > ARK: Bridgechains, Smartbridges and Deploy a Blockchain in under a minute without CLI > https://cryptopotato.com/ark-creating-one-ecosystem-of-connected-chains/ > https://medium.com/ark-io/what-is-the-ark-smartbridge-and-how-does-it-work-1dd7fb1e17a0 > https://np.reddit.com/r/ArkEcosystem/comments/ckae1q/ark_bridgechains_solving_scalability_and/ > Blockchain Interoperability Alliance: ICON x Aion x Wanchain > https://medium.com/helloiconworld/blockchain-interoperability-alliance-icon-x-aion-x-wanchain-8aeaafb3ebdd
Reminder **RWA Meme** has been around since 2018. **You will NEVER:** - trade AAPL,NVDA,MSFT,etc shares in your Ethereum address by connecting to MetaMask and going over to Uniswap - be able to go to Robinhood and withdraw AAPL,NVDA,MSFT,etc shares to you Ethereum/Solana address - trade NYSE regulated stocks outside the financial system of brokerages, DTCCs, etc and natively on Ethereum/Solana public blockchains **1. Identity, KYC, and Regulation Make Public Stock Trading Non-Viable** Public blockchains are fundamentally incompatible with how regulated stock markets operate. All participants in U.S. equity markets (NYSE, Nasdaq, etc.) **must be known, verified entities**. This includes: - Identity verification (KYC) - Anti-money laundering (AML) controls - Restrictions on who can buy specific securities - Tracking cost basis and holding periods - Mandatory tax reporting U.S. brokerages are **legally required to report all capital gains and losses to the IRS** using forms like **1099-B**, including: - Purchase price (cost basis) - Sale price - Holding period (short- vs long-term gains) - Wash sale adjustments A **fully public, permissionless blockchain cannot enforce these rules** because: - Wallets are pseudonymous - Anyone can transact without identity checks - There is no native way to restrict who can buy regulated securities - There is no built-in mechanism to enforce tax reporting or compliance To comply, you would have to introduce: - Permissioned blockchains - Private Layer-2 or Layer-3 networks - Whitelisting of approved wallets - Centralized identity enforcement At that point, you’ve **recreated a traditional brokerage and clearing system—just with more complexity and worse performance**. The original purpose of a public blockchain is lost entirely. **2. High-Frequency Trading (HFT) Performance Alone Disqualifies Blockchains.** Roughly **75% of total market trading volume today is algorithmic and dominated by high-frequency trading (HFT)**. These firms: - Compete at **nanosecond speeds** - Use **hollow-core fiber**, microwave relays, and colocation - Optimize every layer of hardware and networking for latency A **nanosecond is one billionth of a second**. Even the fastest centralized systems struggle at this scale—and **blockchains are orders of magnitude slower**. Even without blockchains, traditional trading systems already require: - Extreme horizontal scaling (Kubernetes, microservices) - In-memory databases - Edge locations - Direct exchange colocation - Private fiber networks And despite all this, **brokerages and exchanges still experience outages and lag during volatility**. Using a blockchain as the backbone of stock trading would be like replacing Formula 1 engines with horse-drawn carts.
and none of these adoptions will do anything for a token's price. Ditto for projects with MasterCard, Visa, SWIFT, WesternUnion etc etc etc. Chainlink has been adopted by various organisations, tech consortiums and protocols for a variety of RWA activities. It's no surprise DTCC chose an architecture which integrates into the Chainlink stack. LINK's price is down 58% this year, despite all of these announcements.
Post is by: Weird_Region6162 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1pp5x4j/pyth_price_feeds/ Pyth Network is a leading first-party oracle, delivering institutional-grade price feeds to over 120 blockchains with sub-second updates (often 400ms or faster). Today's market volatility proves exactly why platforms and users need this level of speed and accuracy in price data during high-fluctuation periods. Pyth is building the Bloomberg equivalent for crypto—providing high-fidelity, first-party market data that powers the backend of 700+ dApps and protocols in DeFi, borrow/lend, RWAs, and more. With the ongoing RWA boom, reliable on-chain pricing has never been more critical. I'm extremely bullish on $PYTH because of their sustainable revenue model. The team just announced the PYTH Reserve, a mechanism where one-third of the DAO treasury balance (funded by revenue from Pyth Pro subscriptions, Pyth Core on-chain price feeds, Pyth Entropy randomness, and Pyth Express Relay) will be used for monthly open-market $PYTH buybacks.This creates a true flywheel: as adoption of these products grows, revenue scales → treasury grows → larger monthly buybacks. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*
But will it make my T-Rize $RIZE bag 4x so I can break even? Find out in our next 4-year episode of Revolution or Rugpull, only on RCC Network. Memes aside, apparently T-Rize were/are going to tokenize real-estate via this same Canton thing, the first ones I ever heard going for anything "RWA" that was not stocks and bonds.
Hello! Interesting news about the RWA sector. Real Finance has just announced a $29 million private funding round (with $25 million committed by Nimbus Capital and participation from Magnus Capital and Frekaz Group) to develop institutional infrastructure dedicated to the tokenization of real-world assets (RWAs). Their goal is to facilitate adoption by banks and regulated managers, with an initial plan to tokenize $500 million in assets (around 2% of the current market for tokenized RWAs). This comes at a time when the sector is growing strongly, especially in tokenized money market funds, and with greater regulatory clarity. It reinforces the trend that RWAs are attracting serious institutional capital in 2025-2026. What do you think? Do you see more movement in the tokenization of traditional assets soon?
Hi! Good question about these classic altcoins from the previous cycle. In 2025, most are still in the top 30 by market cap and maintain active development, although they haven't recovered their 2021 all-time highs: ADA (Cardano): Charles Hoskinson continues to push upgrades (like zk and partner chains), but the hype has died down and it hasn't delivered on all the promises made back then. Solid in research, but slow in mass adoption. VET (VeChain): They just launched the Hayabusa upgrade (new staking and tokenomics), focused on a real supply chain with enterprise partnerships. It's not exploding in price, but it's advancing in practical utility. LINK (Chainlink): It remains the king of oracles, with CCIP growing and a lot of TVS in DeFi/RWA. Strong partnerships (Coinbase, etc.), probably the most "alive" on the list. LTC (Litecoin): Classic for fast/cheap payments, with ETF filings and some index inclusion. Stable, but without major recent innovations. DOT (Polkadot): Upgrades like Polkadot 2.0 and JAM are on the way for better interoperability, but low price and tough competition at layer-0. Ultimately, they have matured more as infrastructure than as "moonshots," and their future depends on real adoption rather than hype.
This is actually a pretty solid signal that RWA tokenization is moving past “proof of concept” and into real infrastructure. Institutions don’t deploy capital like this unless compliance and ops are taken seriously.
The future of these "old-guard" coins like ADA, VET, LINK, LTC, and DOT is determined by whether their continued development and real-world utility can outweigh the market's current hype cycle, which often favors newer narratives. Projects like LINK and DOT are showing strong fundamentals with major infrastructure upgrades (CCIP and Polkadot 2.0/JAM Protocol) and aggressive institutional focus (LINK's RWA data streams, DOT's supply cap), positioning them to remain highly relevant in the Web3 ecosystem despite price volatility.
Great timing for this article. The privacy narrative is clearly accelerating. The line about "confidential smart contracts, not just privacy coins" is crucial. Privacy coins solved one problem (transaction anonymity) but institutions need something different—programmable privacy for complex financial applications. That's what layers like COTI are building with Garbled Circuits on Ethereum. Fast multi-party computation that enables confidential DeFi, private RWA execution, and compliant selective disclosure.
This is an RWA use-case of digital id via blockchain. Not just for algorand, but a good insight into how blockchains will add value in the future.
Yes Ondo is bringing RWA to Solana in 2026 as per their recent announcement. Bullish for Solana in 2026
Ondo has terrible fundamentals! What you talking about? Way too many tokens 3 billion with 7BILLION more coming out to dilute the price. The Tokens are not even needed to settle RWA on the chain. Read Ondo's white paper for proof. You can just use any stable coin to settle all the assets. Ondo is a useless governance token at the end of the day. Ondo is a great company I'd buy their stock if they had one....heck they are bringing all the RWA to SOLANA in 2026 so good on them. But I dunno how this helps Ondo token. They should still pump one day in a bull run because it has 'blackrock' as an investor but many chains have big names tied to them and they do nothing. Look at Hbar. 50 awesome companies attached to it and they all don't use the chain basically. feels almost like they get paid to put there name on it? doesn't it feel that way sometime? haha
Not the end tho .. RWA pioneer in the crypto world
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>That is XRP Tundra, the XRP in the name conveniently omitted by you. You asked how does the XRPL use Chainlink’s oracle, I gave you an example where their oracle is used on the XRPL for XRP Tundra. Yes, 'XRP Tundra' (the company) operates across multiple blockchains, Solana and XRPL. Solana natively consumes Chainlink oracles; XRPL does not. Solana has paid for a chainlink integration, XRPL has not. Whats happening is a separate app like Tundra or Ondo, (Ondo is also not live on XRPL, only the OUSG RWA is issued there, the Ondo app itself runs on other chains) pulls the Chainlink data. That data is then relayed or referenced into an XRPL-based application. XRPL itself is not verifying, securing or enforcing Chainlink data. They are not consuming chainlink services. It is not the same thing lol XRPL consensus does NOT natively consume Chainlink data. XRPL validators do NOT secure Chainlink feeds. Chainlink data is NOT settled or enforced at the XRPL protocol level. Saying “XRPL uses Chainlink oracles” is simply false. That’s not how this works. >I never said XRPL native, you just said that, I specifically stated that any dev can use what oracle they want because the XRPL is oracle native, that is on an application layer, not native. Relaying data from one chain is not the same thing. You really think XRPL can bypass paying for a chainlink integration by getting another chain to relay info? LMAO!!!
ONDO will go up the most of all alt coins when this ultimately gets put in place …..it’s the RWA leader
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> RWA, the whole stock market will be tokenized, ETH will be the plumbing of Wall Street Reminder That Stocks Cannot Trade on Public Blockchains: **1. Identity, KYC, and Regulation Make Public Stock Trading Non-Viable** Public blockchains are fundamentally incompatible with how regulated stock markets operate. All participants in U.S. equity markets (NYSE, Nasdaq, etc.) **must be known, verified entities**. This includes: - Identity verification (KYC) - Anti-money laundering (AML) controls - Restrictions on who can buy specific securities - Tracking cost basis and holding periods - Mandatory tax reporting U.S. brokerages are **legally required to report all capital gains and losses to the IRS** using forms like **1099-B**, including: - Purchase price (cost basis) - Sale price - Holding period (short- vs long-term gains) - Wash sale adjustments A **fully public, permissionless blockchain cannot enforce these rules** because: - Wallets are pseudonymous - Anyone can transact without identity checks - There is no native way to restrict who can buy regulated securities - There is no built-in mechanism to enforce tax reporting or compliance To comply, you would have to introduce: - Permissioned blockchains - Private Layer-2 or Layer-3 networks - Whitelisting of approved wallets - Centralized identity enforcement At that point, you’ve **recreated a traditional brokerage and clearing system—just with more complexity and worse performance**. The original purpose of a public blockchain is lost entirely. **2. High-Frequency Trading (HFT) Performance Alone Disqualifies Blockchains.** Roughly **75% of total market trading volume today is algorithmic and dominated by high-frequency trading (HFT)**. These firms: - Compete at **nanosecond speeds** - Use **hollow-core fiber**, microwave relays, and colocation - Optimize every layer of hardware and networking for latency A **nanosecond is one billionth of a second**. Even the fastest centralized systems struggle at this scale—and **blockchains are orders of magnitude slower**. Even without blockchains, traditional trading systems already require: - Extreme horizontal scaling (Kubernetes, microservices) - In-memory databases - Edge locations - Direct exchange colocation - Private fiber networks And despite all this, **brokerages and exchanges still experience outages and lag during volatility**. Using a blockchain as the backbone of stock trading would be like replacing Formula 1 engines with horse-drawn carts.
> I claim it won’t go to $20 trillion, per my research Common Sense shows ETH won't reach $20 Trillion marketcap. > Ethereum Network Can Grow To A $20 Trillion Valuation ETH reached a 1/2 Trillion marketcap in May 2021, 4 1/2 years ago. **ETH has been unable to hold support over 1/2 Trillion for ~5 years but they will reach a $20 Trillion markecap in 10 years?** > Stablecoin Activity will propel ETH to $20 Trillion **Stablecoins marketcap has grown by 200% since 2021. ETH is down -40% since then.** Stablecoins growth and volume have zero impact on ETH price and marketcap | |Nov. 2021 | Nov. 2025 |:-----------|:------------:|:------------:|:------------:| | Stablecoins | $0.11 Trillion | $0.32 Trillion > Invisible Value Behind The Trillion-Dollar Thesis includes transaction FEES **ETH revenue from daily transaction fees have dropped -90% since 2021** with L2s and network upgrades. | Date | Fees | |:-----------:|:------------:| | 12/12/2021 | ~$4.18 Million | | 12/12/2025 | ~$330K | | Δ | -90% | > RWA, the whole stock market will be tokenized, ETH will be the plumbing of Wall Street Stocks Cannot Trade on Public Blockchains: **1. Identity, KYC, and Regulation Make Public Stock Trading Non-Viable** Public blockchains are fundamentally incompatible with how regulated stock markets operate. All participants in U.S. equity markets (NYSE, Nasdaq, etc.) **must be known, verified entities**. This includes: - Identity verification (KYC) - Anti-money laundering (AML) controls - Restrictions on who can buy specific securities - Tracking cost basis and holding periods - Mandatory tax reporting U.S. brokerages are **legally required to report all capital gains and losses to the IRS** using forms like **1099-B**, including: - Purchase price (cost basis) - Sale price - Holding period (short- vs long-term gains) - Wash sale adjustments A **fully public, permissionless blockchain cannot enforce these rules** because: - Wallets are pseudonymous - Anyone can transact without identity checks - There is no native way to restrict who can buy regulated securities - There is no built-in mechanism to enforce tax reporting or compliance To comply, you would have to introduce: - Permissioned blockchains - Private Layer-2 or Layer-3 networks - Whitelisting of approved wallets - Centralized identity enforcement At that point, you’ve **recreated a traditional brokerage and clearing system—just with more complexity and worse performance**. The original purpose of a public blockchain is lost entirely. **2. High-Frequency Trading (HFT) Performance Alone Disqualifies Blockchains.** Roughly **75% of total market trading volume today is algorithmic and dominated by high-frequency trading (HFT)**. These firms: - Compete at **nanosecond speeds** - Use **hollow-core fiber**, microwave relays, and colocation - Optimize every layer of hardware and networking for latency A **nanosecond is one billionth of a second**. Even the fastest centralized systems struggle at this scale—and **blockchains are orders of magnitude slower**. Even without blockchains, traditional trading systems already require: - Extreme horizontal scaling (Kubernetes, microservices) - In-memory databases - Edge locations - Direct exchange colocation - Private fiber networks And despite all this, **brokerages and exchanges still experience outages and lag during volatility**. Using a blockchain as the backbone of stock trading would be like replacing Formula 1 engines with horse-drawn carts.
Wow. Omg. My eyes have been closed for my entire decade in this space....how could I have ignored this!? >Ripple owns, hidden road, metaco, rail, and many other financial institutions. Clearing houses. Lending. Payments. Stable coins. Paxos was one of the first RWA providers and is also providing custody, lending, clearing, so you're wrong. Ethereum and Solana already have >Circle is a one trick pony. Buy t bills and get paid interest. Paxos and fidelity have no innovation, and don’t have their own block chains. >They are literally not competitors in any way Circle is native on 22 blockchains **including the XRPL** and can be traded on the XRPL *without even having to touch XRP*(thankfully for them). If USDT had the ability to be independently audited and become more compliant, they might have a shot, but USDC is the second largest stablecoin by market cap and is compliant with U.S. laws. the head start they have against every other competitor is massively. Incredibly massive. Let me ask you this - if USDC is native on 22 blockchains and can be used on the XRPL **without needing XRP**, why would anybody use RLUSD and how does this help the XRP token? Why wouldn't people use the independently audited familiar stablecoin USDC that can be sent easily to other chains and remain as UDSC and instead use RLUSD? >The XRPL is the ONLY THING that can connect all of those businesses and allow for free and easy transfer of stable coins. XRP can act as a bridge asset for liquidity between stablecoins, you do not have to hold/consume XRP just to transfer a stablecoin like USDC because the instituitions that want to partner with Ripple, don't want to touch XRP because they don't have to, it's dogshit, and would add unnecessary risk. More and more they are making it so they don't need to hold or interact with XRP the transaction sablecoins on the XRPL, because that's literally almost every one of them want. There is very little institutional demand for the XRP token, but there are people that want to explore Ripple's remittance capabilities, just without the XRP token being involved.
It's not that obvious, but you need to read between the lines. 1. Made to be controlled, they can shut it down and bring it back up, reverse transactions etc. This is what a bank does. 2. Super fast and cheap, can support millions of transactions just like VISA etc, at a fraction of the cost. 3. SOL has the largest TVL after ether, means it's being used and creating profit. It's a profitable chain, unlike all these other ghost chains. 4. ETF are coming and doing well 5. High staking rewards. That means that if you have the option of an eth vs a sol etf for income. Sol wins. It has a higher "dividend" while being 4x smaller, so more "room for growth" if you think of it as an investment. 6. JP Morgan is using Solana to issue debt. 7. SOL is the #1 chain for RWA. HSBC and BoA are using it to tokenise bonds. 8. The US president used sol for its tokens, he could have used any other chain. 9. It's US based, with Trump's America first agenda this is huge. I fought buying Solana for so long, because when I started in 20 17 it was all about decentralization and going against the machine. However, now in 2025 it became part of big finance, so like it or not it's going to so very well. I finally gave in and got some, in the meantime I keep staking and growing my stack.
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There are a select few blockchains that handle RWA. Which blockchain will be number 1?
A helpful way to think about it: Avalanche is a full Layer-1 blockchain where apps actually run. Chainlink isn’t a blockchain at all — it’s a decentralized data network that feeds information *into* chains like Avalanche. Blockchains can’t see real-world prices, market data, FX rates, RWA valuations, etc., because they’re closed systems. Chainlink solves that by delivering verified off-chain data so smart contracts can work safely. This matters a lot now that tokenization and RWAs are taking off. For example, major institutions are already choosing high-performance chains + oracle networks to build real financial products. Here’s a recent example of how big players are approaching RWAs: [https://btcusa.com/state-street-and-galaxy-digital-to-launch-tokenized-fund-on-solana-in-2026/]() It shows how different layers of the stack — blockchains like Avalanche or Solana + networks like Chainlink — fit together in real-world use cases.
Totally agree — RWAs are shaping up to be one of the most important real use-case narratives in this cycle. And what’s interesting is that it’s no longer just “experiments” from small teams. The biggest institutions are now moving real products on-chain. For example, State Street (over $5.4T AUM) and Galaxy Digital are launching a tokenized fund *directly on Solana* in 2026. That’s probably the strongest signal so far that large asset managers see public chains as viable RWA infrastructure. If this trend continues, Solana could become a major hub for large-scale tokenization. Full breakdown here in case it’s interesting: [https://btcusa.com/state-street-and-galaxy-digital-to-launch-tokenized-fund-on-solana-in-2026/]()
ONDO for the win!!! It is leading the RWA’s !!!!
TRUE. How can they spend their money on such a garbage trap? You have to choose the useful ones. I think RWA, GPU and cyber security will work well.
>I expected a revolution. Decentralized Apps. Decentralized ID. Uncensorable data. I'm sure you contributed greatly toward achieving that expectation. >Instead we have had NFTs shit, DeFi garbage, RWA crap. NFTs are just a piece of technology and DeFi is awesome if you have a use for it. Nobody is forcing you to use any of it. While I've been in crypto there have been literally millions of shitcoin rug plays and I haven't participated in a single one. Why should I care about the casino? Because it's giving crypto a "bad name"? If crypto succeeds it'll be because of technology not because of marketing.
At this point in time, unless there is a specific altcoin (company) that has real utility in the world of finance, or in the future of RWA, majority of altcoins will stay stagnant or decline, there will be very few that will see ‘euphoria’ levels of increase - if you’d call it that. But hopefully many more opportunities will come about in the future - but as time passes, it’s getting harder and harder to make money, invest and most importantly discover a real gem that could help you to be successful!
you came like every random shill. I expected a revolution. Decentralized Apps. Decentralized ID. Uncensorable data. Instead we have had NFTs shit, DeFi garbage, RWA crap. And you are hoping for a tokenized stock market? That is not going to fly. The SEC will definitely not let that happen.
It’s an amazing thing to see Bitget emerging as a leading platform for tokenized US stock trading in the crypto space, Its rapid growth in US stock futures volumes reflects how digital and tokenized markets are increasingly complementing traditional trading channels, For anyone tracking RWA adoption, it highlights a broader trend of bridging crypto with conventional equities.
> What is going on here? I must be just mistaken. Yea, I'm afraid so... > There was promises of fast secure and private payments. Ethereum settled $27 trillion in stablecoin transfers last year, in total $49.7T worth of stablecoins were transferred onchain in the last 12 months... for comparison Visa (the biggest card payment processor in the world) settled $15.7T. https://visaonchainanalytics.com/ > Promises of good integrations Talking of Visa, they now have a RWA tokenization platform that allows the to bring tradfi assets onchain to Ethereum. So does Blackrock (the biggest asset manager in the world) and UBS (the biggests private bank in the world). Sony has built an Ethereum L2 and a stablecoin for use in their online payments; Robinhood has built an Ethereum L2 and a stock tokenization platform for EU customers; Deutsche Bank have launched an Ethereum L2 as part of the huge international crypto adoption push 'Project Guardian'... https://ethereumadoption.com/built-on-ethereum/ > and low fees. It currently costs $0.02 to send ETH on Ethereum L1, or around $0.0001 to send over one of it's L2s. https://www.growthepie.com/fundamentals/transaction-costs > Promises of decentralization. The network is more decentralized than ever, both talking about distribution of nodes: https://chainbound.grafana.net/public-dashboards/d001850804e1454fa24852c9dd82db97 And client diversity: https://ethernodes.org/ > But it only seems like we've gotten less of that over time... Based on what...? > I thought we would have options to exchange with each other What do you think is missing, in what way do you see a barrier stopping you sending something to someone or whatever? > and make payments more easily by now You can use projects like Gnosis Pay to literally spend onchain assets in a self-custody multisig with a regular Visa card, anywhere Visa is accepted - what could be easier than that? https://gnosispay.com/
Brother ur behind. The future is about crypto & AI agents now. AI using stablecoins via x402 payment. At least in my opinion. 30 trillion dollar TAM by 2030. That and bringing things on chain with RWA, stocks, etc.
XRPL has no DeFi. [http://defillama.com/chains](http://defillama.com/chains) XRPL is ranked 47th by chain TVL. [http://app.rwa.xyz](http://app.rwa.xyz) Around 1% RWA marketshare. [http://defillama.com/stablecoins/ch…](http://defillama.com/stablecoins/ch…) .01% marketshare in stablecoin issuance with 75% of that .01% coming from Ripple's RLUSD [http://defillama.com/chain/xrpl](http://defillama.com/chain/xrpl) It has less than $10M per day in DEX volume. and It's ranked 46th in developer adoption with only 62 full time devs.
They will also launch a series of real-world asset (RWA) products in January, during Q1 2026. 🤔
Do you think once there's a mature and accepted/implemented interoperability standard (chainlink, polkadot, etc.) for all blockchain communication, these percentages could drastically change? Or do you think network affect and the big institutions decision to build on Ethereum means those on chain RWA numbers are unlikely to change in the future? I don't have the technical know-how in this field, so my question might be off base, but I am genuinely curious.
It is similar to stock ownership as well. RWA is also just a contract without ownership. Buyer beware. But if you play it correctly, you can use it to your advantage and buy real assets and gain your FREEDOM in another way.
The real RWA gem is Red Belly Network. They're working with the Australian Government and banks. That's where the x100 is
Take this chart with a grain of salt. Unlike with TVL, it's practically impossible obtain a list of on-chain RWA tokenizations and their values. Many RWA tokens don't keep their value on-chain. They simply represent off-chain assets, so it's difficult to track the changing values of the properties they represent.
RWA dot xyz is self-reported through **partners** that list their RWA tokens. I wouldn't expect it to be anywhere near complete or accurate.
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Two points: 1) dovuOS is a tokenization engine for any type of RWA. Carbon credits are just one type of credit. The overall RWA market is expected to grow from tens of billions to tens of TRILLIONS of dollars over the next 5 years. dovuOS can be used for any number of RWA tokenization projects. 2) Even if you are right about carbon credits specifically, the voluntary carbon market is projected to grow from under $5B today to $25-$30B over the next 5 years and upwards of hundreds of billions by 2050. That’s enormous market growth. You are saying you don’t want to make money and participate in that market growth because you don’t agree with one specific product they are selling?! Ok - you do you.
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This marks the start of RWA minting for DOVU for the $1.1B deal announced a few months ago. There are 10B $DOVU - all in circulation with a hard cap - no more coins can be minted. The deal brings in over $30M in revenue per year to DOVU for the next 9 years and they have a market cap of $40M. Their services are run through dovuOS with fees fixed in USD, but paid in $DOVU - creating ongoing organic demand for the token.
I completely agree with you, and it is a strategy that many investors who have been in the market for several years follow. Having a significant part in USDC/USDT (or regulated stablecoins such as EURC, USDP, etc.) gives a lot of peace of mind, especially when you have already lived through several cycles. I myself recommend to clients that, once they have managed to multiply their initial capital, they transfer 40-70% to stables and only leave “play money” in altcoins or Bitcoin. Regarding what to do with these stables today, the most common and safest options in 2025 are: CeFi with decent interest and low risk → Kraken → 5-6% on USDC/USDT → Nexo → up to 12% (with insurance and possibility of withdrawing whenever you want) → Coinbase → ~5% and very liquid DeFi “low-risk” (no strong impermanent loss) → USDC/USDT Pools on Curve + crvUSD stake → 4-8% realistic → Aave / Compound → 4-7% lending stables → Pendle or Yearn with conservative strategies → 6-10% without touching memecoins Tokenized RWA (Real World Assets) → Centrifuge, Maple → 8-14% lending to real companies with real estate collateral or invoices (the quiet “new boom” of 2025) Simply leave it in cold wallet or Coinbase/Kraken without touching it → 0% performance but 100% control and zero fear of exploits In the end the trick is: the bigger the bag of stables, the more you want it to yield something... but without getting into the roller coaster again.
I hear you loud and clear—it's easy to stare at those bleeding charts and feel like the party's over, but zoom out, and the fundamentals are screaming "not even close." Crypto's always been a marathon of building through the noise, and these alts you're highlighting? They're not just surviving; they're laying tracks for the next leg up. Let's break it down quick, because yeah, the long game looks bullish as hell.Chainlink's basically the unsung hero gluing TradFi to blockchain. Their Sibos 2025 announcements with Swift, DTCC, Euroclear, UBS, and a whole squad of 24 heavyweights on corporate actions processing? That's not hype—it's solving a $58B annual headache with oracles, AI, and onchain data flows. Banks aren't dipping toes anymore; they're diving in, and LINK's the bridge. Charts might dip, but partnerships like that don't vanish in a bear market.Cosmos? IBC's evolution is pure fire for interoperability without the middleman BS. That EVM connection via IBC isn't some half-baked hack—it's live and scaling, with Cosmos EVM now packing parallel execution, mempool-level IBC compatibility, and hooks into Ethereum L2s like Base. Sovereign EVM Day in Cannes this year showed XRP, TON, and even Telegram apps bridging over native IBC—millions of users unlocking multichain without centralized gatekeepers. If alts need a "real bridge," this is it. ATOM's primed for that coordination-layer glow-up.Ondo Finance is straight-up tokenizing the boring-but-bankable stuff TradFi hoards. Their $250M Catalyst fund with Pantera Capital, dropping into RWA infra? That's fuel for bonds, stocks, and real estate going onchain, with BlackRock's BUIDL already backing OUSG for instant settlements (they shifted $95M+ there earlier this year). Larry Fink's calling tokenization "the next step," and Ondo's riding that wave with daily-yield rOUSG tokens. RWAs aren't a fad; they're the on-ramp for institutions tired of T+2 delays.Solana's the revenue beast proving L1s can actually make money without choking on fees. Q1 2025 alone? $369.5M—163% YoY jump, smoking Ethereum's $220.8M. Full-year run-rate hit $2.85B through September, with Jito tips and memecoin launchpads (shoutout Pump.fun's $475M haul) driving 55%+ of it. ETFs launched in October pulled $380M inflows in weeks— that's institutional validation for a chain handling real activity without the gas wars. SOL's not just fast; it's profitable.And Sphinx Protocol? Underdog alert—this one's tailor-made for plebs craving commodity plays without the exchange overlords. Built on its own permissioned L1, it's slinging 24/7 perps, futures, and options on oil, gas, electricity with atomic settlement, cross-margining (freeing 99% capital via BTC/stablecoin pairs), and fees slashed 90%. No more T+2 lockups or counterparty roulette; it's onchain efficiency for energy derivatives that could hedge real-world volatility. If RWAs explode, Sphinx is the DeFi gateway for normies dipping into gas/oil without a broker.You're spot on: these aren't centralized vaporware—they're decentralized machines built to outlast the hype cycles, just like BTC did. Sentiment on X echoes it too—folks calling out the Dec 1 bloodbath as rebalancing noise, with alts eyeing recovery once BTC dom stalls and USDT dom rejects higher. Blink, and we're in perma-uptrend mode again. HODL the vision, my friend—2026's gonna reward the builders.
Totally agree. The ecosystem has never been so mature: quiet institutional adoption, real infrastructures working (Chainlink CCIP, IBC, serious RWA, Sphinx, etc.) and most relevant altcoins continue to build even if their charts look “dead”.
Not wise to make investments on past performance...its better to base it on future projections. Eth has been sideways for years but reality is that it is in a much different place. The largest players are all choosing ETH and we are just getting started. Stablecoins, RWA, and L2s are just getting started and will explode in 2026. Majority will be on ETH.
It is hard to say what will happen in the future. I try to keep an eye on metrics over noise; in my mind there are no real competitors. Stablecoins, Lending, RWA's are all coming to Ethereum.
probably signaling to the world that they are still working on the project… they do seem to have some achievements in the RWA category, but the token price is still meh.
Link token has the most confusing narratives among the top 10 OG coins. It feels like an ultimate midcurve trap. On the one hand, its valuation is entirely propped up by memetic valuation, and nearly no holder has any clue whether the system can sustain itself without ChainLink Labs constantly dumping new tokens onto the market. On the other hand, Link marines are extremely hostile and condescending towards other crypto native assets propped up by memetic valuation. They want to argue that the future of crypto value rests on institutional adoption of RWA and blockchain, aka token value rests entirely on traditional financial metrics. It is like they want to argue for a future in which the Link token's price goes to zero. Even XRP holders aren't that dumb - see how they are pivoting in shilling "XRP as money".
Most of the RWA in Algo are only minted and not circulating. The total value on paper is $159M, but if you see the volume and active address, Algorand is nowhere to be seen in the chart.
I guess I was more looking for an alternative funding solution- RWA tokenization, future revenue tokenization, some sort of lending protocol that mimics a traditional lending product or a way to bring aboard crypto investors in a way that is trustless - I thought maybe some new type of solution might have been unveiled that I am unaware of.
tldr; Solana has captured 99% of the market share in tokenized stocks as of October 2025, dominating the sector due to its high transaction throughput, near-instant finality, and low transaction costs. Solana's ability to scale to 65,000 transactions per second and its security features make it a preferred choice over competitors like Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Base. This dominance highlights Solana's potential in the Real World Assets (RWA) sector, which could provide long-term revenue and sustain blockchain activity. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Dead wrong, again: UST depegged due to a purposeful attack on pools and once that death spiral started there was no recourse. Tether has every recourse since their only actual possibility of destruction would be a default; this was tried during a concentrated attack in 2022 and it failed, they were processing billions in bank USD daily. UST was algorithmic; an exploit could and did send it to 0 much like several other algo stables, after which algo stables fell out of fashion entirely. Tether is RWA backed; nothing can send it to zero except RWA default i.e. inability to process redemption.
AVAX is solid. One of the few blockchains that is becoming a prominent player in RWA.
I think everything you mentioned aside from maybe XRP has potential. And XRP may, I just don't personally trust them. RWA is no doubt going to be a thing, it's just going to take time. BTC, ETH, and LINK have been and currently are 90% of my crypto portfolio. They are not for sale. I bought XRP and SOL at the right time so I'm still up hundreds of % at current prices but, they are for sale at the right price. SOL is not ETH.
Someone mentioned “self-rebalancing contracts” in a dev chat last week… can't shake the feeling it ties directly into this RWA push. Coincidence or not, the timing's interesting.
Sometimes it seems to me that the RWA is just a red herring, but then I see experiments in which tokens really manage cash flows on the network. It happens unnoticeably, but it still happens. It may be too early to talk about this in more detail.
Lol OP dips out right when RWA tokenization is expected to heat up and says the innovation is lost.
**BTC** BTC itself is a speculative asset with the narrative of digital gold. It's a digital asset with no intrinsic value except the speculative value we give it. Satoshi: > *As a thought experiment, imagine there was a base metal as scarce as gold*... > ..and one special, magical property: > - can be transported over a communications channel > *If it somehow acquired any value* at all for whatever reason, then anyone wanting to transfer wealth over a long distance could buy some, transmit it, and have the recipient sell it. > Maybe it could get an initial value circularly as you've suggested, by people foreseeing its potential usefulness for exchange. (I would definitely want some) Maybe collectors, any random reason could spark it. Alts are double speculative and need BTC to go up and then hope that BTC carries it along. They have on average a 0.90+ correlation coefficient to BTC. They have no independent value in and of themselves despite the narratives sold to you. **XRP** > Nostro/Vostro, ODL, the Standard, Global Settlement Currency, MoneyGram, SWIFT, Japanese Banks Yet XRP price today is the same as it was 8 years ago in 2017. Almost a decade of dead money investing in it. https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20171231/ Despite the bullshit narratives, XRP has no independent value in itself but can only appreciate when BTC goes on a bullrun and carries it higher. - -92% in BTC bear market from 2014-2016 - 1,000s% gain in 2017 BTC bullmarket - -92% in 2018-2020 BTC bear market - Modest rise in 2021 BTC bull market - Dump again in 2022-2023 BTC bear market - Touches 2018 ATH again in 2024 when BTC bull runs to $100K **LINK** > CCIP, CCID, VRF, CRE, SWIFT, Muh Town Crier will tell you the Truth, Hocus Pocus Oracles will serve you Truths from Golden Data Containers Yet LINK price today is the same as it was 5 years ago in 2020. Exactly half a decade of dead money investing in it. https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20200815/ Despite the bullshit narratives, LINK has no independent value in itself but can only appreciate when BTC goes on a bullrun - -$2 to $20 ATH in 2020 when BTC went from $4K to $12K bouncing off the Covid lows and into tge halvening pump - ATH of ~$50 in 2021 BTC bullrun - -90% in 2022 BTC bear market - Left behind ever since **ETH** > DAOs (Decentralized Autonomous Organizations will be the corporations of the future), Triple Halving, Supply Crunch, DeFi (Decentralized Finance will replace Traditional Finance), RWA, muh Institutions, the Plumbing of WallStreet.... Yet ETH price today is the same as May 2021. 4 1/2 years. Almost half a decade of dead money investing in it. https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20210514/ Despite the bullshit narratives, ETH has no independant value in itself but can only appreciate when BTC goes on a bullrun and carries it higher. - No real appreciation in BTC bear market from 2015-2016 - 1,000s% gain in 2017 BTC bullmarket - -92% in 2018-2020 BTC bear market - 900% gain in 2021 BTC bull market - -70% dump again in 2022-2023 BTC bear market - Touches 2021 ATH again in 2025 when BTC bull runs to $120K
The fact that the RR in the US is technically zero doesn’t mean that conceptually it’s not longer applicable. I was just saying from a simplified perspective. Banks in every country are heavily supervised by regulators and there’s a ton of stuff they have to comply with. And they absolutely must hold assets on their balance sheets. Just Basel alone requires them to calculate RWA and maintain healthy CET1, liquidity and other capital ratios which limit the amount of lending they can do. And that’s not even mentioning stress testing, like CCAR in the US, which requires banks to do an annual assessment of their credit risks via quant models to demonstrate that they have enough capital if shit hits the fan.
I actually picked SOL first and then diversify into trending narratives like Depin and RWA. Under the Depin, AIOZ and OCEAN are my top picks. As for RWA, ONDO is a top choice.