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That's probably because it has been happening for years... The biggest asset manger in the world (Blackrock), the biggest card payment company in the world (Visa) and the biggest private bank in the world (UBS) have all already got tokenization platforms onboarding RWAs to Ethereum. Those are just 3 big examples, there are loads more RWA tokenization projects listed amongst other mainstream company Ethereum projects at: https://ethereumadoption.com/built-on-ethereum/
I’ve been hosting a RWA space on X M-F. We were just talking about this At first I thought the number was waaay to big, but the more I dig into RWA, I think we see waaay more than $2T flow in Gold is a $22T asset. It’s very likely $1T in Gold ends up on the blockchain. We will likely see $1T from Real Estate as well. Factor in Silver and Tokenized stocks and we smash $2T
tldr; Standard Chartered Bank forecasts a $2 trillion boom in the tokenization of real-world assets (RWA) within three years, driven by blockchain technology. Stablecoins are seen as the foundation for this shift, providing liquidity and trust. Ethereum is expected to dominate due to its reliability and security. The projected ecosystem includes tokenized money market funds, equities, and less liquid assets like real estate and private credit. This marks a significant merger of decentralized and traditional finance. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Post is by: Then_Helicopter4243 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1ok1s7j/this_bull_run_feels_fundamentally_different/ Every cycle, people say, This one’s different. But this time, it’s starting to actually feel true. The 2025 bull run has unfolded in a way that is far more data driven and utility focused than the hype heavy cycles of the past. Instead of chasing memes or quick flips, there’s growing interest in real world integrations, Layer 2 advancements, and AI powered blockchain applications. Even as $BTC consolidates, innovation has not slowed, it’s simply shifted toward the next major narratives. What’s standing out this time is the emphasis on narrative depth. Investors are digging into how projects really function instead of buying the headline. One example i came across recently is TauNet and its token $AGRS, which focuses on logic based smart contracts for decentralized knowledge exchange. It’s an experimental idea, blending reasoning systems with blockchain consensus, and for anyone curious about niche tech directions, their TG @ TauNet offers a look into that space. Beyond individual projects, this cycle feels defined by convergence. The overlap between crypto, AI, and traditional markets is getting clearer, from tokenized RWA markets and on chain AI agents to functioning cross-chain networks. It is no longer just about price movement; the infrastructure feels more mature, creating a more stable foundation for growth. If 2021 was about discovery, 2025 feels like validation. Concepts that once sounded futuristic are now in motion. Still, it’s worth remembering that bull markets reward patience and research more than FOMO, the best setups usually form quietly, long before the crowd notices. *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.*
Utility is verifiable on-chain financial capacity, like Solana's DEX volume or Tokenized RWA. That is the only metric that structurally absorbs the short-term volatility.
All that tells me is it's a GREAT time to buy the right altcoins... Binance is only suppressing altcoins because they are fighting VCs and token unlocks, getting them to sell as low as possible, in the meantime retail and the sentiment get demoralized leading to capitulation because altcoins are dead. It's literally just been a whale battle all cycle. But exchanges don't truly cash in until they lower float and pump token prices. Green is what attracts retail, retail does not cause the rallies, retail gets distributed on. Buy when everyone says altcoins are a scam and that they're dead and retail is never coming back. Because that's the best part of that fear mongering, RETAIL IS NOT NEEDED. This is why altseason “almost” breaks out and then dies. It’s not failed demand. It’s deliberate capping until supply overhang is absorbed. Right now VC is still dumping, smart money won’t let them dump into strength. So they keep liquidity shallow and ceilings low. I can guarantee we see a 18-25% OTHERS market dominance again by 2027. We're currently around 6%. And even if something like covid hits between then it won't wreck dominance, it didn't last time. The bigger risk at this point is holding Bitcoin over ETH or other quality altcoins. The exact opposite of what you would think due to sentiment. I promise you altcoins aren't going anywhere. ETF and RWA will bring in so much fomo before you know it we'll be seeing the opposite sentiment and how Bitcoin dominance won't be able to recover blah blah blah. Emotional sheep.
1996: E-gold token is pegged to price of gold, conveying ownership of the underlying physical asset. Not only did E-gold have value, it was the first cryptocurrency RWA. It was successful until it was (voluntarily) shut down due to money laundering concerns. If you're going to spout off about cryptocurrencies, might want to do some research. Bitcoin was far from the first cryptocurrency, it was however, the first to solve the "trilemma"- security, scalability, and decentralization. Prior to BTC you could only get 2/3 and had to chose which feature to leave out. Usually that was decentralization.
Peeps love to bring down Hbar. No wonder- it’s the biggest threat to any competing RWA
Money/Value is just a social construct and we are increasingly seeing the BTC is Digital Gold narrative being repeated by everyone in the financial news media to billionaire after billionaire. BTC as a Store of Value is a simple monetary concept that has been adopted whether you like it or not. When even the head of the largest Central Bank in the World, Fed Chair Jerome Powell, says Bitcoin is Digital Gold, it doesn't matter what a Shitcoiner or a Buttcoiner thinks. BTC has already won. > “People use bitcoin as a speculative asset,” Powell told CNBC’s...“It’s just like gold, only it’s virtual, it’s digital. People are not using it as a form of payment or as a store of value. It’s highly volatile. It’s not a competitor for the dollar, it’s really a competitor for gold.” https://www.cnbc.com/2024/12/05/what-fed-chief-powell-said-about-crypto-that-may-have-aided-bitcoins-rally-to-100k.html This also means BTC's value is not based on tech and not like every other blockchain or crypto project. The Store of Value or Digital Gold social construct doesn't mean a new hyped tech will replace BTC, and another one will supersede that every few years. That is not how acceptance of Store of Value social construct works. Vitalik grasped this 10 years ago yet people in the cryptocurrency space are still clueless 10 years later > The existence of other more powerful blockchain technologies and the fact that even better ones will continue being developed, bitcoin's best chance right now may well be to keep its block size limited and target the niche of digital gold. - Vitalik 2015 https://np.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/380q61/i_know_this_may_not_directly_be_ethereum_related/ > I actually agree Bitcoin is better than gold as an SoV - Vitalik 2018 https://x.com/VitalikButerin/status/981072307056553984 > So use case for btc is ? So the Use Case for Alts is? > Nostro/Vostro, ODL, Global Settlement, Remittances, Japanese Banks, Liquidity Across Small Corridors... Yet XRP price today is the same as it was 8 years ago in 2017. Almost a decade of dead money investing in it. The XRP use case and utility hasn't brought any money and it's not a narrative that sticks. XRP's only hope of appreciation and when it goes up has been going up when BTC goes up. Double speculative asset with 0.90+ correlation coefficient to BTC that needs BTC to rise; no real utility that brings value for appreciation. https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20171231/ - -92% in BTC bear market from 2014-2016 - 1,000s% gain in 2017 BTC bullmarket - -92% in 2018-2020 BTC bull market - Modest rise in 2021 BTC bull market - Dump again in 2022-2023 BTC bear market - Rise again in 2024 when BTC bull runs to $100K XRP has no independent value of its own. > DAOs (Decentralized Autonomous Orangizations) replacing corporate structures with organizations built on blockchains with smart contracts, DeFi (Decentralized Finance yet zero real world financial products), RWA (98% just stablecoins) Yet ETH price today is the same as May 2021. 4 1/2 years. Almost half a decade of dead money investing in it. The ETH use case and utility hasn't brought any money and it's not a narrative that sticks. ETH's only hope of appreciation and when it goes up has been going up when BTC goes up. Double speculative asset with 0.90+ correlation coefficient to BTC that needs BTC to rise; no real utility that brings value for appreciation. https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20210514/ - 0% appreciation 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 ATH again in BTC bull runs to $120K ETH has no independent value of its own.
Just curious...what do you *look for* before investing in an RWA project? Like is it the yield, the team, regulation, collateral, or just the narrative hype? How do you know it's legit? I'm exploring options lately but not sure what to look for.
DOVU is massive. RWA and is just getting started...
I’ve learned that it’s devs and insiders who make most of that money - including YouTube chillers who get paid to do it. And if it’s very low market cap , 9 out of 10 won’t make the small guy money. If you are willing to be more patient, when it breaks $1-2 million mc you have a better chance at making money as more people start getting behind it and it starts to develop a community. I’m only sharing this info because of experience, not because I have anything to gain anywhere. I’m simply a middle street guy, not very computer savvy and only want to see the little guy prosper. You can take this info for what you want, but these may help you if you are patient as they are still relatively early but have potential to do good things. MANYU MIDAS BULLGOD XIAOBAI ZARD BOMET DOWGE SPX6900 BACHI BLUEY TFUEL THETA Here are some to take a look at and see if any appeal to you. I hope this helps. The narratives that will be popular in this bull run will be memes, DePIN, AI, RWA, even robotics. Older coins with strong it utility will do well also IMO I understand your frustration and I agree completely. I had to learn that those were the exceptions and the insiders are the ones who make the most gains. So I removed emotions and stuck to what I knew was right and combined patience and will see how it pays off moving forward. PS… some may laugh and insult but i recommend trying to get some BCH if you haven’t… and just hold it.
A super early RWA and carbon credit tokenisation project on Hedera. It's currently the coin with the most volume on Hedera net expect for HBAR. Maybe check their Reddit or discord if you are interested and they already have a 1.1 billion dollar deal with VCH Carbon and basically make it easy to tokenize on the Hedera chain super easily
ALT COINS - RWA’s, DEFI’S, others
In the future, the entire financial industry will be running on blockchain because it’s faster and easier than the current system. This isn’t even debatable, it’s already in motion. You won’t even call it crypto or NFT or RWA. It will just be built into what we use on a daily basis. So saying it’s all just “hype” is an extremely uniformed statement. This is exactly the type of sentiment banks and stock brokers want you to have towards crypto. They don’t want it because it ends their charade.
DOVU will lead RWA over IOTA, IOTA is dead
If you overhyped with RWA and Digital Identity then you are in the right track. We need to allocate our funds wisely and support meaningful projects like IOTA to keep the devs motivated to keep on building solutions for real world problems.
tldr; Max Glass, a former executive at RWA Company, has filed a lawsuit claiming he was wrongfully terminated and coerced into relinquishing his rights to a stablecoin venture that became M^0. Glass accuses RWA executives Gregory DiPrisco and Joseph Quintilian of fiduciary betrayal, alleging they diverted a stablecoin project developed with CrossLend GmbH to form M^0, excluding him from its profits. Glass seeks damages, rescission of his termination, and an injunction against the defendants' actions regarding M^0. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Last year am up 400%+ and this year 130%+ on xrp. I don’t think I can say the same by holding any other coin. Also, yes I agree that XRP is slow to move, but I think any project that entangles itself and depends on bureaucracy and regulations to move forward is slow to move (that’s the nature of thing) Apart from all of this, I want you to analyse XRP from as many verticals as you can, - is a network by itself (XRPL) - probably the most compliant and regulatory friendly project there is (trust me if crypto is going to survive in the world, it needs the gov on its side) - has its own stable coin (RLUSD) - making big moves of RWA front (L2s like Onda, Axelar help) - launched its own “network in built liquidity and DeFi solution” (many people don’t understand the unique point of this) - applied for a banking license - proven liquidity bridge - absolutely stacked team as directors and advisors - network with the most number of pending ETF applications due Am sure I missed a few. All of these have to reflect on to the price at some point
Post is by: dr_illuminati1980 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/Avax/comments/1ocsrev/avax_36x_in_the_next_6_months/ I fully expect avalanche to go back to its original all-time high market cap of about 30 billion in 2021, which will be around $70-75$/coin. I also expect this bull run to be longer. This is based on the upcoming monetary cycle and fed easing policies. avalanche ETF is just around the corner and RWA, gaming and AI narrative is booming. *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.*
Honestly, I get where you’re coming from, the market feels super uncertain right now. Every cycle has that phase where fear starts creeping in, especially when people start talking about “imminent crashes. But if you look deeper, real on-chain activity and infrastructure projects are still building like nothing’s wrong. DePIN and RWA projects are quietly gaining momentum while most traders panic. Projects like AIOZ, Helium, Peaq, and Render are actually solving real-world problems with decentralized networks, that’s the kind of utility that keeps crypto alive long-term. Your DCA strategy into BTC, ETH, and XRP makes sense for stability, but maybe consider adding a small allocation into solid utility projects. These tend to outperform when the market turns bullish again.
“It’s been an absolutely monster week for Ethereum. Any one of these developments would have been headline news 2–3 years ago, and now it's happening daily. #Ethereum adoption is compounding so fast, it's almost hard to keep up: 🛍️ @Shopify now supports ETH and stablecoin payments. USDC on @base is live via Shopify Payments and Shop Pay, exanding crypto checkout options for millions of merchants. 🏦 @stripe rolled out stablecoin payments through its Connect platform, for native crypto payment settlement. 📊 @RobinhoodApp announced it’s tokenizing 500 U.S. stocks and ETFs on a custom Ethereum L2, using the @arbitrum tech stack: a major bridge between traditional markets and on-chain assets. 🏦 @vaneck_us filed an S-1 for a Lido Staked ETH ETF (stETH): the first proposed ETF to directly hold ETH staked via @LidoFinance, signaling sustained institutional demand for yield-bearing ETH exposure. 🛒 @Walmart confirmed it will accept Ethereum and crypto payments through OnePay Cash, integrated with @coinbase. 💵 Stablecoin supply on Ethereum just hit a new all-time high of $180B, underscoring ETH's dominance as the global settlement layer for digital dollars. 🧑💻 Ethereum developer growth remains unmatched with over 16,000 new developers joined in 2025, more than any other L1 ecosystem. ⚙️ Core @ethereumfndn developers launched the Fusaka upgrade on testnet, another step in Ethereum’s scaling roadmap. 📲 @Alipay, with 1.4B monthly active users, is building an Ethereum L2 focused on real-world assets (#RWA), a monumental signal of global integration. 🇧🇹 Bhutan has integrated its national digital identity system with Ethereum, creating an onchain framework for government and citizen interoperability. Payments, equities, national IDs, and institutional products are all converging on hashtag#Ethereum. The network effect is no longer theoretical: it's here and it’s industrial, financial, and sovereign” -Ethermachine
> Hedera, XLM, Chainlink, XRP, Cardano You just need to realize what you can expect falling for Meme Tech coins hype narratives and fictional use case s > CCIP, CCID, VRF, Hocus Pocus Oracles 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/ > Nostro/Vostro, ODL, 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/ > IBM World Wire, remittances, RWA, tokenized real estate... Yet XLM 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/ > Ouroboros, Formal Verification, Scientific approach, peer-reviewed research,.. Yet ADA 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/
RWA means the VCs and founders get to buy real world assets with retail's money
tldr; Real World Assets (RWA) involve digitizing tangible assets like real estate or government bonds on blockchain, enabling broader access to investments and alternative yields. The RWA market, valued at over $230 billion, is dominated by fiat-backed stablecoins and tokenized treasuries. Institutional adoption, regulatory clarity, and tokenization are driving growth, offering new opportunities for fractional ownership and global investment access. However, challenges include regulatory hurdles, reliance on centralized entities, and the need for legal precedents. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
- ETH ₿ high was .0.15 in June 2017. If it kept up with BTC, the price would be $16,000 - XRP ₿ high was .00022465 in May 2017. If it kept up with BTC , the price would be $24 - LINK ₿ high was 0.001582 on August 2020. If it kept up with BTC, the price would be $169 > Triple Halving, Supply Crunch, DeFi, ETF, RWA.... 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/ > CCIP, CCID, VRF, Hocus Pocus Oracles 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/ > Nostro/Vostro, ODL, 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/
First, you need to *understand what a portfolio is* A portfolio ideally should have *different asset classes that perform differently under different market conditions.* So a portfolio should consist of stocks, bonds (treasuries for me), real estate, maybe Gold and maybe Bitcoin. You might hold individual stocks what you follow because different companies can have different fundamentals, revenue growth, etc. In your portfolio, BTC is a diversifier that hopefully gives you out-peformance in a portfolio of traditional assets which you should be owning anyway. *A portfolio doesn't mean holding an assortment of Alts, the vast majority of which lose money and/or massively underperform BTC.* **An Alt provides zero additional diversification to your portfolio if you already have BTC.** *Alts generally have a correlation coeffieent of ~0.90 and just follow BTC up and down and inherently have no fundamental value in themselves.* BTC like Gold is also speculative and doesn't have fundamentals but **Alts are double speculation** - they just follow BTC movements, so BTC has to move up and you have to hope the Alt follows BTC up, sometimes they do, sometimes they don't and most of the time they lose massive value against BTC in the long run. Holding these for meme narratives and use cases provides no additional diversification to BTC and only contribute to underpeformance and lag in your portfolio long term. - ETH ₿ high was .0.15 in June 2017. If it kept up with BTC, the price would be $16,000 - XRP ₿ high was .00022465 in May 2017. If it kept up with BTC , the price would be $24 - LINK ₿ high was 0.001582 on August 2020. If it kept up with BTC, the price would be $169 > Triple Halving, Supply Crunch, DeFi, ETF, RWA.... 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/ > CCIP, CCID, VRF, Hocus Pocus Oracles 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/ > Nostro/Vostro, ODL, 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/
Pretty spot-on take — Solana’s basically owning the high-speed retail/gaming lane while Ethereum’s becoming the deep liquidity + RWA base layer. Feels less like one ‘wins’ and more like we’re watching them specialize into two different parts of the same ecosystem.
You’re drowning in a cesspool of shitcoins and you still believe the BS they tell you about RWA. Bitcoin ain’t your problem. Gullibility is.
If crypto wasn’t at the mercy of Bitcoin things would be different. You have all the legit fundamentally strong RWA block chains and projects literally living and day agsin the speculative asset BTC that’s the problem with crypto
Valid take, this cycle exposed how fragile most alts really are. 💀 But saying “alts are dead” is too broad. History shows that every cycle wipes out the majority while a new wave of winners emerges, usually tied to fresh narratives like RWA, AI, and DeFi yield. BTC will always be the anchor, but selective alts with **real utility, on-chain cash flows, treasury demand, and ETF momentum** are positioned to thrive. That’s exactly what our new **Top 10 Coins to Buy in 2025 Report** uncovers. We ranked projects using four institutional-grade metrics: **buybacks & burns, revenue-sharing models, Digital Asset Treasury accumulation, and ETF potential,** to highlight the assets best positioned for the next leg up. If you’re ready to move past the noise and focus on fundamentals, this report is a must-read.
Great question — and honestly, it’s one of the few discussions that go beyond hype and actually touch on *why some blockchains matter more than others*. From my experience working in the blockchain development space, a “good” blockchain depends on **what problem it’s solving** — not just metrics like TPS or TVL. Those are important, but they’re only part of the picture. Here’s what I personally look for when evaluating a blockchain: **1️⃣ Real Utility & Ecosystem:** Does it enable something *useful* — DeFi, supply chain, identity, tokenization, RWA, etc.? A chain with real developer activity and dApp adoption usually has long-term value. **2️⃣ Developer-Friendliness:** The programming language and tooling matter a lot. For instance, blockchains that support multiple dev stacks (like Solidity, Rust, or WASM) tend to attract more builders. **3️⃣ Decentralization vs Governance:** I prefer ecosystems where governance isn’t overly controlled by VCs or foundations. User participation and validator diversity are key. **4️⃣ Interoperability & Scaling:** A good blockchain shouldn’t exist in isolation. The future looks multi-chain — meaning projects that solve interoperability (like bridges or cross-chain standards) are worth paying attention to. **5️⃣ Security & Transparency:** If a chain has had consistent uptime and no major exploits — that’s a huge plus. You can’t build trust without stability. Personally, I think **Ethereum**, **Polkadot**, and **Avalanche** have solid fundamentals — while **newer Layer 2s** are showing promise in scalability and gas efficiency. But the “best” one really depends on your goals (DeFi, NFTs, infrastructure, etc.). *(Full disclosure: I work with a tech firm that builds Web3 and blockchain solutions —* [*Altiora Infotech*](https://altiorainfotech.com/) *— so I’ve had a chance to evaluate multiple networks for different clients. We’ve seen that the “right” blockchain usually depends on the use case, not hype.)* Curious to hear from others — which chains do you think are underrated right now?
Post is by: Jeovanni98 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1o8at66/institutions_are_stacking_eth_like_never_before/ Something’s changing fast on Ethereum. According to DeFiLlama, over 14 million ETH are now staked through *liquid staking protocols* with Lido controlling more than 70% of that market. Add Bitget Staked ETH, Coinbase’s cbETH, Rocket Pool, and others, and you start to see how much institutional and custodial staking is shaping the network. According to a Q2 2025 DeFi Report by Bitget, Ethereum’s total value locked (TVL) surged 33% quarter-over-quarter, reaching $63.4 billion mainly driven by the rise of stablecoins and tokenized real-world assets (RWA). Today, that figure has already climbed to around $75.3 billion, marking roughly a 19% increase since the last quarter and reflecting sustained institutional confidence in the ecosystem. On one hand, that’s bullish: • Less circulating ETH = higher scarcity and potential price pressure. • Institutional money = validation of Ethereum’s long-term narrative. • Better infrastructure and compliance = gateway for new investors. But there’s a catch. When staking becomes concentrated in a few major providers, Ethereum’s decentralization could be at risk. If the top 3–4 players coordinate (or are regulated), they could theoretically influence consensus decisions the very opposite of the ethos Ethereum was built on. So, yes, institutions are stacking ETH aggressively. It’s driving growth and price confidence, but it’s also pushing Ethereum toward a delicate balance between mainstream adoption and decentralization purity. What’s your take? Do you see this as Ethereum’s next bullish phase, or a red flag for its core values? *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.*
BTC is not going to behave like the past as well with heavy institutional involvement and a pro btc govt. Might just grind up conservatively like the s and p but more return from now on. Then have exposure to actual fundamentally sound RWA stuff and youll do fine. They get memes and vaporware tho to gamble lol.
DYOR goes wrong when people are technically illiterate and 99.9% of crypto are scams or just plain money grabs. **ONLY 5 out of the top 200 coins from November 2021 are in profit.** *The majority are down -60% to -90% since then.* https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20211109/ People DYOR all kinds of narratives, utitiliy, use cases.... > Triple Halving, Supply Crunch, DeFi, ETF, RWA.... 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/ > CCIP, CCID, VRF, Hocus Pocus Oracles 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/ > Nostro/Vostro, ODL, 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/
Great to see blockchain tech finally used is this way. And great to see regulatory bodies waking up to this. RWA (real world assets) are completely dominating the narrative and there are some tokens out there taking full advantage of this. Don’t sleep on $Strx
BTC dominance was 37% in June 2017. - ETH dominance was at 31%. - Just ETH and XRP had a combined marketcap that was 8.25% higher than BTC | 2017 | Marketcap | |:-----------|------------:| | BTC | $40 Billion | | ETH | $33 Billion | | XRP | $9.9 Billion| https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20170615/ Today BTC dominance is at 63% (BTC true dominance is you exclude all the stablecoins). It's only going up long term over 8 years. - Today, BTC has a marketcap 115% higher than the Top 10 Alts combined - Today, BTC has a market 75% higher than total Total Alt marketcap of tens of thousands of alts combined *This is what market consolidation to THE winner over time looks like.* It could not be more clear what the market values. And it's not Alts with fictional use cases. | 2025 | Marketcap | |:-----------|:------------:| | BTC | $2.22 Trillion | Stablecoins | $0.32 Trillion | Ex.BTC/Stablecoins | $1.28 Trillion | Total Crypto | $3.82 Trillion Bullshit Alt narratives and use cases = Dead Money > Triple Halving, Supply Crunch, DeFi, ETF, RWA.... 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/ > CCIP, CCID, VRF, Hocus Pocus Oracles 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/ > Nostro/Vostro, ODL, 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/
Warning!!! People who spent counless hours researching and investing in DeFI, RWA, TVL, Nostro/Vostro the Standard, Hocus Pocus Oracles are going to come at you with pitch forks.
Bullshit Alt narratives and use cases = Dead Money > Triple Halving, Supply Crunch, DeFi, ETF, RWA.... 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/ > CCIP, CCID, VRF, Hocus Pocus Oracles 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/ > Nostro/Vostro, ODL, 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/
you have nobody to blame but yourself if you keep falling for bullshit Alt narratives and use cases > Triple Halving, Supply Crunch, DeFi, ETF, RWA.... 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/ > CCIP, CCID, VRF, Hocus Pocus Oracles 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/ > Nostro/Vostro, ODL, 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/
“Hit it big” what does that even mean? Xlm was a TOP FIVE crypto in 2018 by market cap. It’s completely failed to live up to any of that promise and it’s been a slow bleed price wise and mind share wise ever since. There is no activity on stellar blockchain and nobody in crypto ever has reason to talk about stellar. There isn’t a single protocol with product market fit or any measurable amount of revenue: https://defillama.com/revenue There are only two stellar based tokens in the top 1000 and only one doing more than $1m vol per day consistently: https://www.coingecko.com/en/categories/stellar-ecosystem No memecoins, no nfts, no utility coins nothing to trade or buy at all. Stellar is #42nd blockchain by total value locked, with less than .2% TVL of ethereum and less total TVL than numerous individual protocols. This is the most used measure of economic activity in crypto: https://defillama.com/chains RWA, which stellar fanbois told me all throughout 2021-22 it was going to dominate its down to 3% market share with essentially no new issuers since the Franklin Templeton partnership four years ago. Speaking of four years ago, the fact that you have to cite to a moneygram partnership from four years ago kind of says it all. What have they done lately other than get surpassed by sol, bnb, SUI, etc? Not to mention remittances is one of the least valuable forms of economic activity. The money being remitted doesn’t add anything to the crypto economy. It enters and then immediately exits. Of course in a hypothetical future world where crypto dominates finance worldwide there is no need for remittances at all. Global borders no longer exist. So the whole moneygram thing is completely pointless. Being able to send crypto quickly and cheaply is a basic building block of any crypto ecosystem it isn’t a competitive advantage. There is no moat there.
Is this another RWA circle jerk?
I'm excited about how Canton network supports real-world asset tokenization—DAML contracts open up a lot of new utilities for institutions and investors alike. The way Canton is approaching digital asset tokenization with privacy, security, and compliance is pretty remarkable. It enables secure, interoperable RWA transfers that solve many of the issues we see with traditional tokenization approaches.
Use ChatGPT to help you pick which coins and strategies to invest in. Double check the work, because it is prone to errors. But if you do it right, you can make a decent chunk off that 3k inside 5 years by recycling profits in a diversified fashion that is much heavier on the growth/risk side than major coins like btc, eth, sol, etc. Use staking and APY yields where appropriate. And if at all possible, add more deposits over time. You don't have to do anything illegal, and yes proper use of leverage once your capital is over 250k can be done. You can't eliminate losses but you can maximize profits while minimizing them. Look at a diversified portfolio across different industries - layer 2, Real world assets (RWA), DeFi, Ai, infrastructure, etc. You can do it if you use AI properly.
ETF inflows on ETH have been amazing and outperformed any institutional numbers by miles. Ethereum mainnet's DeFi TVL is about 9x that of Solana. Ethereum has roughly 10x as many stables. Source: DefiLlama (https://defillama.com/chains). Ethereum's market share of RWA's is 56.72% and Solana has 3.47%. That's including private credit, commodities, non-US government debt, private equity, managed strategies, US trestury debt, institutional alternative funds, stocks, and corporate bonds. Source: [RWA.xyz](http://RWA.xyz) (https://app.rwa.xyz/). So, Ethereum is almost 20x in RWA's compared to Solana, and we've had clear institutional interest from BlackRock, and yet they've also stated that they have no plan on making ETF's for Solana as they don't think there's enough interest. We could then fight back and say "but BlackRock's BUIDL fund counts right?" Well actually, BlackRock's BUIDL fund already exists on both Ethereum and Solana (it was on Ethereum first) - however the TVL for BUIDL is $2.5B on Ethereum and $175.4M on Solana. That means Solana only captures 7% of the BUIDL fund's volume and institutional liquidity (and thus interest). Source: BlackRock's BUIDL breakdown on RWAxyz (https://app.rwa.xyz/assets/BUIDL). I have a bag of SOL, but acting like it's overtaking Ethereum or even poses a viable threat with respect to institutions and actual tradfi onboarding is laughable. People use Solana to trade memecoins and commit C-tier crimes. Institutions use Ethereum as a decentralized layer for global financial settlements. Acting like this isn't the case is pretty goofy and the onchain metrics and data clearly points to Ethereum crushing Solana in any aspects of institutional or even enterprise adoption.
I have been in this space long enough to know the only projects still around in 2030–2035 will be the ones tied to real-world needs. RWA/tokenization is a no-brainer — whoever solves scalable asset tokenization is going to be huge. Same with privacy, healthcare, energy, transportation. If it is plugged into the economy, it lasts. Security and patience will matter more than hype. The projects that build mechanics to stop bots, jeets, and pump-and-dumps will outlive the noise. That is why I look at ecosystems like Avalanche — subnets give enterprises sovereignty without killing decentralization. It is a model that feels built for the long haul. BTC will remain the base layer, AVAX looks like the rails, and projects like HundredCoin — with time-locks, real utility, and a design that rewards long-term holding — show what sustainable tokenomics actually look like. By 2035, the winners will not be the loudest meme coins. They will be the ones that function as infrastructure, savings, and business rails all at once. That is where the value will live. Keep it 💯.
GoMining is not cloud mining. It's a RWA (real world assets). With an acutal real world Bitcoin mining infrastructure. ⚡Buy yourself portion of their Th (terahashrate) ⚡Earn real Btc that is sent to your wallet daily ⚡They will acount their expanses before you receive your Btc. ⚡You can then use your Bitcoin to reinvest in your Th, decrease your maintenance cost or withdrow it Not a scam 🚫 Established in 2017, and officially lounched in 2021. 🔸With an utility token that is perfectly integrated in platform. Gmt token is listed on major exchanges like KuCoin and Kraken. Proven stability at most volatile times. 🔸Gomining is established on real infrastructure with evolving mining data centers. 🔸Miners are actually NFTs, in app, that you can upgrade and strategize around to increase your returns. You can even sell your Miner if you will. 🔸Gomining is profitable for both creators and us. And around for years. No signs of shady moves or possiblities. 🔸Rewards are paid in Bitcoin. You have options to reinvest same into upgrades. People are earning Btc on GoMining for years now and withdrawing it without any problems. You will for sure have fun investing here and have some nice returns in Btc.
VeChain-VET: it is already an active project and very advanced in the RWA sector, in certifications, in supply chain tracking (WalMart China), furthermore with its DAO VeBetter, the B3TR token and the connected apps, it is remunerating end users - i.e. us - for completing dozens of daily actions relating to environmental sustainability: using electric cars, solar panels, separate waste collection, using natural materials, shopping for organic products, dozens of apps run on VeChain which allow you to photograph and certify these virtuous actions and obtain in exchange the B3TR token, already listed on some CEX and DEX.
Post is by: tdjordash and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1o175vj/which_crypto_projects_will_still_create_real/ I’m curious what everyone thinks — which crypto projects will actually matter by 2030–2035? Not hype or short-term flips, but real value creators — projects that could become sustainable, cash-flow machines tied to the real economy. I’m especially watching RWA/tokenization, privacy, AI & digitalization, and sectors like energy, health, utilities, and transportation where blockchain could make a real impact. 👉 Which ones are best positioned to capture and benefit from these trends long term — the kind that could still be here in 2035, monetized, scalable, and maybe even 50x+ from today? Let’s talk fundamentals, utility, and real-world adoption, not just price action. *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.*
I’ve been looking into Plume lately - the recent news (SEC reg) really adds legitimacy, and I see serious upside in the RWA space. I also like Jito in the Solana ecosystem, and TAO as well — it’s risky, but definitely the top AI play right now.
Just add them to the list... https://ethereumadoption.com/built-on-ethereum/ For any other crypto this would be their biggest ever announcement, for Ethereum it's just another Sunday. Visa (the biggest card payment company in the world), Blackrock (the biggest asset manager in the world) and UBS (the biggest private bank in the world) have each already deployed RWA tokenization platforms to Ethereum... Sony/Samsung, Coinbase, Kraken, Robinhood and Deutsche Bank have all deployed their own Ethereum rollups... Shopify have started acceptance of payments on an Ethereum L2, Paypal have paid their accountancy firm with Ethereum based stablecoins, JP Morgan have deployed their own stablecoin on an Ethereum L2. Maybe there are still a few people here that haven't yet realized how completely Ethereum has won adoption, but their numbers must surely be dwindling every week.
After the last halving Ethereum barely breaks ath and then dip again, despite all the RWA buzz, all the institutional adoption the message is clear. The network is very healthy but the token has no narrative, keep holding Ethereum if you are here for the tech, if you want money buy Bitcoin.
Ethereum has more than 10x the stables, 15x the RWA’s, and almost 10x the DeFi TVL. Rwa.xyz / Defillama ***The numbers don’t lie!*** 😊
RWA and IP memes are the meta $KORI and $ANDREA are 100% worth a look ❤️
You need to read altcoins whitepaper, some are blockchain techs whilst others are RWA. Many altcoins have advanced technologies behind them its just about getting familiar with the token and terms. Eth is like the ‘silver’ of the crypto market.
🔥$YBR | @YieldBricks. the Next Monster of RWA , the only 100% RWA. Just check the website info's and you understand 🔥
Post is by: Narrow_Chance7639 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1nwz808/the_1250_risk_weight_trap_why_banks_are_forced_to/ I think that the game is over for native crypto assets to achieve true institutional scale. The regulatory playbook is now explicit: traditional finance is being mandated to funnel capital into Real World Assets and this is the biggest structural shift the market has seen this year. Here are the facts that anchor this forced shift: The Regulatory Unlock: The effective rescission of the SEC's SAB 121 in early 2025 removed the massive capital burden that previously made digital asset custody fundamentally uneconomical for major global banks. This created the possibility of entry. The Punitive Charge : Under the Basel III prudential standards, highly volatile, native crypto are subject to a punitive 1,250% risk weight. This results in a dollar-for-dollar capital requirement against the entire exposure, ensuring that speculative native crypto holdings at scale are financially non-viable for regulated banks. The Capital-Efficient Path : Assets like tokenized U.S. Treasuries are subject to standard, minimal risk weights. This makes RWA products exceptionally capital-efficient for banks to custody and issue. The Result: The institutional custody race is now inextricably tied to the RWA issuance race, leveraging products like tokenized Money Market Funds for yield-bearing collateral and 24/7 settlement capabilities. This is what my research is showing: the Basel framework strategically aligns the G-SIB focus exclusively on Group 1a RWA. I'm genuinely curious about the counter-arguments: Do you think the structural utility of native tokens will eventually force regulators to ease the 1,250% capital trap, or is institutional capital forever capped at the RWA layer? I'm open to learning what I'm missing here, let's discuss. *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.*
While others are busy building DeFi systems with immediate use cases (e.g. Dex, RWA), Cardano has been building... a decentralized governance system of itself, by itself, for itself. Sure, it's innovative, but so far there is no stage for it to play, beyond its own little self-contained universe. Honestly, the ecosystem is not ready for it to act as a real world government system yet. There is no identity system, no public service, judicial, or enforcement frameworks. Even if Cardano has these things, they still need a jurisdiction to take a leap of faith in adoption. Maybe decentralized governance is the future, but Cardano is simply too far ahead of its time, and no one knows if it can hang around for long enough to see that day.
Post is by: Narrow_Chance7639 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1nw9ko3/the_great_web3_infrastructure_shift_why/ I've been looking into the real structural shifts happening with AI and Identity in Web3 infrastructure right now, and it seems like the narrative of "speculation over utility" is finally taking a back seat. The main takeaway I'm seeing is that specialized AI (like BioProtocol in DeSci) is winning over generalized AI. If the goal is long-term value, it's about solving a complex, real-world problem with deep specialization, not just making a clunky UI easier with a voice command tool like HeyElsaAI, which, let's be real, comes with centralized command risks we need to address. Equally critical is the move towards Decentralized Identity (DID) like idOS, which isn't just a privacy tool anymore; it's the compliance mechanism necessary for institutional capital and RWA to ever feel safe onboarding. By allowing privacy-preserving KYC with self-custody, it transforms the entire regulatory debate. So, we've heard that deep specialization and regulatory compliance via DID are the structural foundations being built right now. What's your point of view on how the need for specialized AI and a "compliance-first" DID framework will impact the actual development roadmap for Layer 1s over the next 12 months? Are we going to see a fundamental change in the scaling debate because of these new requirements? *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.*
Everyone talks about RWA tokenization :) [https://marketinsider.net/robinhood-ceo-real-world-tokenization-is-an-unstoppable-freight-train-set-to-reshape-global-finance/](https://marketinsider.net/robinhood-ceo-real-world-tokenization-is-an-unstoppable-freight-train-set-to-reshape-global-finance/)
7 years in and already pushing the Universal Exchange idea, that’s a big step. The CEX-DEX + RWA angle could really simplify things for a lot of traders who are tired of juggling multiple platforms.
I disagree. Most people do not know how blockchains work, but they definitely would love to understand it better. There is just too much noise and false information out there that people don’t know better. Just like you vouching for outdated monolithic chains instead of efficient modular chains. There is currently only one contender that ticks all the points you just named (RWA, AI and Defi)
I ask you differently: What makes you believe that AI, RWA and Defi is efficient on monolithic chains??
I could be wrong in this, but Alt Season tends to be based on what narrative is running at the moment and not the chain itself or how old it is. The current narrative for this alt season seems to be AI, RWA, and a little DeFi. Again I'm still learning, even with one season behind me.
Post is by: billyjp07 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1ntgjrr/the_future_of_layer_2_solutions_in_cryptocurrency/ Hey everyone! I’ve been diving into the world of Layer 2 solutions lately, and I’m amazed at how they’re solving scalability issues for blockchains like Ethereum. With faster transactions and lower fees, projects like Optimism and Arbitrum are making crypto more accessible. I’m curious—what are your thoughts on the long-term impact of Layer 2 on adoption? Will it pave the way for mainstream use, or are there still hurdles to overcome? Looking forward to your insights! Also, I’m exploring Real World Assets (RWA) tokenization—any recommendations on where to start? Thanks for sharing your knowledge! *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.*
I'll stick with my regular broker. Only if I have an investment desire they don't cover would I consider tokenized RWA.
You have covered all the basics very well, i'd also add DYOR, stay away from pump and dump shitcoins and memes with no utility or real world assets/value and only short lived or seasonal trending value. For long term storage find projects you believe in, be VERY wary of hype, and sponsored, invested articles and influencers, it is rare to find one that is not biased or paid promotion. Top 5-10 cryptos are considered the safest investments. Looks for projects with growth potential: Layer‑1 smart‑contract blockchains, Bitcoin and BTC infrastructure, Layer‑2 scaling (and rollups), DeFi primitives (lending/DEXs/AMMs), tokenized real‑world assets and CeFi yield products, AI + oracle/infra, DePIN / Web3 consumer rails. I am. personally spending a lot of time researching Depin projects, but I believe RWA will be huge. I won't name coins or projects here. You really must DYOR and only invest what you can afford to lose. There are no guarantees in crypto.... EVER Good luck, Stay Safe. The biggest piece of advice I will give you is, never trust anyone, any email, text, phone call about crypto. The more urgent or easy money the message has the more likely it is a fake/copycat, cllone scam. Never click links Always go directly to the source using your TRUSTED bookmarks. Most of us learn this the hard way.... Please get in the habit of not trusting any email link, YouTube, GitHub or anything other than the trusted source, app, website. Remember all crypto is stored on the Blockchain on the internet. Your wallet is just an interface and your seed is the code for accessing the Blockchain. Never store your seed phrase online/phone in image or text. Always use 2FA/MFA for all emails and crypto accounts. (preferably not on the device you use for crypto) Get good branded internet security, Bitdefender, Eset, Norton 360 is also very good but resource hungry and full of ads, self promoting popups and annoying features. Norton can be a cheap first time solution for multiple devices. Stay safe, 👍👍👍
Yeah I researched them and trust that they will be key players for the crypto environment to be applied to everyday life. I think ALGO is very underrated, as the technology is insanely good and they're leading RWA.
There are a lot of people using ALGO in real world applications. It's the leading token in RWA tokenization. I researched a lot about their vision, and honestly it one of the best networks out there.
RWA are an upgrade to tradfi more than something thats directly investable imho. This is evident by all the companies rolling their own L1s for stablecoins. If you're already centralized then building on a decentralized network is a hindrance more than anything.
Take a look at [uranium.io](https://uranium.io). Theyre tokenizing physical uranium with the xU3O8 token and even built a real time pricing oracle for a market that’s usually closed off and opaque. With nuclear demand climbing, having uranium on-chain could turn out to be one of the more lucrative RWA plays.
[uranium.io](https://uranium.io) is an example — they are tokenizing physical uranium and have built a real time price oracle to bring transparency into a market that is usually opaque. Uranium demand is expected to rise with more nuclear plants coming online, and having on-chain access to it shows how RWA can open up assets that were once out of reach.
Most RWA today is focused on treasuries and real estate, but [uranium.io](https://uranium.io) is taking a different approach by tokenizing physical uranium. They even built a real time pricing oracle to add transparency. Good example of how RWA can go beyond the usual assets. DYOR.
tldr; The Cardano Foundation has proposed a $50 million liquidity fund to boost stablecoin adoption, DeFi activity, and real-world asset (RWA) tokenization on its blockchain. The initiative aims to deepen liquidity, increase trading volumes, and generate sustainable yields. The roadmap includes scaling Web3 adoption, supporting startups through a Venture Hub, and enhancing marketing efforts. Cardano also plans to expand governance participation by delegating ADA to new representatives, aiming to strengthen its ecosystem and adoption. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
NEVER send large transactions when you're new to crypto. scammers *look* for people like you to grift all the time because that's what grifters do and that person knew you didn't know how to confirm they received the transaction. in any case, as a rule of thumb, always send a small test transaction first *before* sending a larger amount. esp. easy to do if you're sending an asset from your own wallets to another of your own different wallets and the good news is that blockchain transactions are *transparent,* so the fact that the person claimed they didn't receive the funds when, clearly, they did proved they're trying to scam you. never send them any funds again and for God's sake, why are you in touch with the recipient? just curious because even though blockchain transactions are transparent doesn't mean you, personally, can't remain private re: who you are: in today's world many classic kinds of crypto transactions do not require you to reveal who you are, there are easy ways to do this. although with trad-fi institutions & services infiltrating the crypto world re: RWA (real world assets), treasury-backed CBDC plans, crypto ETF's, even things like car dealerships, etc. if people go that route then the point of getting involved with crypto, imho anyway, is moot. I mean, why bother to get involved with crypto at all??🙄 because Satoshi had GENUINE reasons for creating Bitcoin. you really need to read the very short Bitcoin white paper (a very short read). also, don't let FOMO get the best of you, it more often than not leads to bad decisions. as well, stay away from doing any crypto transactions for now. instead, invest in your own financial well-being by taking the time out to study crypto + crypto security & safety. this can save you much loss in the future, including save you from scammers like the one who lied to you about not receiving those funds. and no guarantees of course but you're much less likely to lose coins & tokens when you're properly educated about the topic. and realize another reason to not identify yourself in the crypto world is to avoid crypto 'wrench attacks.' look this up and know that crypto was not intended to be a tool of scammers (but of course, grifters will scam in anyway they can) and part of privacy is about being SAFE.& free, sovereign, not stifled by governments. so, Bitcoin and other legitimate projects (successful or not) were designed to be non-refundable as a part of the privacy & safety factors. also they were designed to help *prevent* people, like honest people, from being robbed of our funds and financial independence. and note, in spite of what tptb claim, trad-fi fiat currency like the US dollar and other government currencies continue to be used to scam in greater numbers *because* there's, literally, no transparency when that money is out in the wilds of the world. yes, crypto is easy to scam with, not physical and not limited by national borders but a good crypto sleuth can follow the trail. unlike with traditional, physical govt money, which is harder to move but well-funded criminals still like to use it for a reason. check out the UN's study about crypto vs. traditional money & scams. they do this study at least every few years. 1. look up here @ Reddit what are colloquially known as 'crypto wrench attacks.' I have posts & comments on the topic, too, if you can bring them up successfully with a search in my account here but doesn't always work well after time goes by. but luckily there are posts here by many others about this subject also. and it's often easier to do a topic search at Reddit by *bypassing* the Reddit app and just using a regular search engine like Firefox, Dogpile or Opera. just 'cancel' or decline if it asks you if you want to use the app, just use the regular search engine result pages re: Reddit posts about this unfortunate problem. there are also many reports about wrench attacks posted on the general internet.and it's not just the super-wealthy who have become victims because even University students have been robbed: but what these posts and articles teach will make it clear why we should all be discreet about who we are and our *exact* identifying personal info. 2. avoid the loud-mouth, scammy crypto 'educators' on YouTube + other socials platforms who constantly talk about lambos, Ferrari cars & how much money they're making in cryptocurrency. and many of these types on social media will shill any product or service for money, including those they know are also scams or ones they've never used themselves to know if they're helpful or not. 3. find (imho) honest teachers, not only but including those who have been in the cryptoverse for a long time. crypto OGs like: 4. Heidi & Toby of the Cryptotips YouTube channel. a married couple who came to the crypto world desperately and later met. they have a pretty amazing story. also, some advice can be outdated, yes but they're teachings about Metamask alone are valuable, I believe. you can search their channel for "Metamask" and decide which ones to watch. and Heidi & Toby don't accept endorsements to avoid being influenced in their opinions and any affiliate links they might have posted are only for products and services they've actually used themselves that they trust & like. 5. Andreas M. Antonopoulos who has been in crypto since it's earliest days, too and has an archive of videos @Youtube that anyone serious should visit. his channel: aantonop also look Andreas up online elsewhere. he has a website + there's a Wikipedia page about him, too & many other articles. 6. Guy, a founder of the Coin Bureau YouTube channel. he has a very dynamic personality and works hard to make his videos interesting & fun. he also has a fun series of uploads about the mystery of who 'Satoshi Nakamoto's might really be - at least 3 or 4 videos last I checked.😀 8. Matthew Kratter, a Bitcoin maximalist who has the Bitcoin University channel & website/platform. he can be intense but he's a good teacher re: Bitcoin. 7. and for a balanced look @ crypto for those also into stocks check out there are other good teachers but that's a good start. also remember no legitimate teacher will ever contact you personally in DMs or in a reply to comments with special offers after you post a comment under their videos. they don't use Telegram or WhatsApp to interact, copycat grifters are the ones who do this. only visit their official sites or platforms that *they* post in their own official info. watch some of the older documentaries about Bitcoin - . the first [some like to say, the *only,* ] real 'crypto' about its early days, early players involved, the Mt. Gox fiasco, etc. ok, watch you six & hope this helps!🙂
For Btc, Eth it is an easy answer. Btc, Eth are definitely long term hold. You can never have enough. So keep accumulating. Bitcoin the most decentralised and most adopted Crypto ever, with 60%+ dominance. It is impossible to create another token with the kind community bitcoin has managed to build. Ethereum along with its multiple layer 2's, has become the platform of choice when it comes to financial transactions. Solana can boost high throughput, strong community centered around memecoins, but when it comes to RWA or Tokenisation, Ethereum seems to be the obvious choice. So Just Buy It. SIP/DCA. Cant say the same for other Crypto tokens
RWA in 2024/2025 People are falling for the meme that everything is going to be tokenized and the whole world of assets from stocks, bonds, real estate, etc will be all traded on blockchain platforms. 1 1/2 years ago, ETH investors started celebrating Blackrock BUIDL tokenizing on their platform. In almost 2 years, there have been 8K transactions and maybe $1K in fees generated. https://etherscan.io/token/0x7712c34205737192402172409a8F7ccef8aA2AEc This is intended for institutions to self-custody assets. It's does not mean everything can be tokenized and traded on blockchains. An absolute meme pilot that crypto has hyped into everything being tokenized soon. If you've worked in banks and brokerages you know that 75% of all trades all algorithmic, High-Frequency (HFT) trades. The last few years, there have been improvements in things such as hollow-core fibers to try to improve systems by nanoseconds for trading systems to gain advantages. A nanosecond is a billionth of a second. There is no blockchain that can process transactions at those speeds. Hell, even to scale centralized servers handling that kind of load and latency, you have to employ scaling strategies like containerization using Kubernetes, in-memory databases, edge locations to deliver data to minimize latency, etc. What's worse is scammers like Sergey Nazarov have run with this idea that everything will be tokenized on-chain and he's building magical oracles that will have Data Containers containing a Unified Golden Record will know within seconds everything that's happening Off-Chain in the Real World and tokenized assets will reflect updates to debt levels, tax liens, property ownership changes, etc all within seconds. Again, if you've worked at a bank or a financial institutions you know the difficulty of even simple things like QDROs, inheritance, etc. And this scammer's Hocus Pocus Magical Oracles are going to solve all that! > *"what is the status of the real estate? Are there any tax liens? Is there any debt? Change of ownership? As the status of the real world asset changes, you should have a real world update to the on-chain token....You go from not a 1-month window of verifying an asset but to a few seconds window....The way to do that is to make a connection to what's going on in the real world and what's On-Chain by creating an Unified Golden Record"* - Sergey Nazarov https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1jlb8bb/chainlink_is_now_working_with_the_federal/mk2t3ac/
What, so you think FARTCOIN doesn't have good fundamentals? But everyone irl is farting, it's basically RWA /s
tldr; India Blockchain Month (INBM) 2025 will take place in New Delhi, transforming the city into a global hub for Web3, AI, and Real-World Asset (RWA) innovation. Organized by BlockOn Ventures and Web3preneur, the event will feature eight flagship events, including discussions on AI-Web3 convergence, women in Web3, and regulatory frameworks. With over 250 partners and a lineup of 15 industry pioneers, INBM aims to accelerate India's decentralized future and foster global collaboration in blockchain technology. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
China's Securities Watchdog Tells Leading Chinese Firms to Pause Their RWA Business.
Post is by: Straight-Attitude488 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1nnjdhu/rwa_tokens_are_heating_up/ The last week has been pretty wild in the Real-World Asset (RWA) sector. One of the more eye-catching moves was from **$REM (Real Estate Metaverse)**, which broke out of a long consolidation and pumped more than **70% in a single day**on MEXC. Some highlights that caught my attention: * 80%+ of inflows were buy-side during the pump. * 10M+ tokens traded in 24h, showing fresh liquidity coming in. * The project’s angle is tokenizing real estate (fractional property ownership across AU, Dubai, USA). Now, this isn’t about one token mooning — it’s the **narrative** I’m curious about. RWA tokens are being hyped as a core storyline for the next cycle, alongside AI and L2 scaling. If projects like $REM are starting to show life, could this be a signal that **RWA adoption is finally breaking into the mainstream?** 👉 What do you all think — are RWAs (like property-backed tokens) going to become a *serious driver* in this bull run, or will it stay a niche side-play compared to AI and DeFi? Not financial advice, just curious where people stand on this narrative. *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.*
Tokenization is on the horizon and will allow you to diversify into RWA. I’d recommend diversifying into gold, either physical or gold ETFs and avoid real estate. I think real estate is going to bust, it’s too unaffordable for many and the top is probably in. I’d also diversify into BTC/SOL/Utility coins. Maybe 2% into memes if you know how to make those quick plays without getting wrecked.
I trade only crypto, so my perspective is focused on that side of the market. The truth is, altseasons never look the same twice. 2021 was explosive because liquidity was insane and retail was flooding in. Right now, BTC dominance is sticky because institutional money is flowing mainly into Bitcoin first — alts always lag until conviction grows. What I’ve been doing is less about guessing the exact top and more about building systems that take advantage of volatility whether dominance rises or falls. That way I don’t need to time a ‘proper altseason’ perfectly. Bots don’t care if it’s AI hype, RWA, or meme coins — they just follow the rules I set and catch opportunities 24/7. If the cycle theory holds, we’ll probably see a proper alt run once Bitcoin cools down. But instead of betting everything on that narrative, I prefer consistency over hype. Chasing the “one top” has burned me before — letting automation grind out gains has kept me saner this cycle.
TVL, number of users, RWA - that's not tech, that's adoption and engagement if anything. tx and gas fees - isn't that the same thing? dApps/DeFi/bridges - no a core tech, but peripheral tech of the community liquidity - that't not tech, that just how full the order books on exchanges are. up time - that's something that no blockchain should have any trouble with, decentralized things don't go down transparency- that's not tech, but it's important for the trust, or more specifically to not need trust stable coins - not tech, unless algorithmic, it's also more of an adoption thing capped supply/deflationary - not tech, more like the tokenomics of the coin store of value, utility - not tech, it's more of just a use case of crypto forks - disagreements on where the tech should be going nodes/stakepools - not tech, more of validator adoptions 1) Cardano 2) From what I consider to be core tech: 2+3+4+6+7+8+13+17+18+19+20+29. Many other not core tech points are important too though 3) if any of the tech points are done badly or compromised? 4) somewhat
too much noise over stables. I'd look for RWAs that might gain some traction as various entities have filed for permission to list and offer RWA trading, on chain settlement services are launching. But hey, this is crypto, dogs, frogs, penguins and squirrels seem to be doing their thing
DOVU is one of the best low cap opportunity in crypto right now. Fully diluted, token vital to business, huge deals signed and more on the way, expanding to India, expanding into regular RWA (outside carbon credits), multinational corporations are asking for demos of their OS. These are to name a few. Plus their staking is single sided. Future is bright with DOVU.
there are a lot of crypto subcategories. Defi. RWA. AI. gaming. Memecoins. Memecoins have been the best performing coins this year because they dont require technical understanding, they are more fun, and a lot of the "tech coins" dont actually make any revenue, they are all just speculation coins (or some would argue, memecoins, dressed up as techcoins) I guess the best thing though is to see where your interests lie, and what appeals to you. And then just research from there
Find coins with narratives that fit the times. I'd say RWA tokenization and QR projects are a good place to start.
Post is by: WarisAllie and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1nizags/what_is_good_tech_and_why_do_some_blockchains/ So I often hear that this blockchain or that blockchain has “good” or “superior” or “different”tech than the other blockchain. Some terms or topics I hear are: 1. Total Value Locked (TVL) 2. Layer 1 3. Layer 2 4. Proof of Stake 5. Proof of Work 6. UTXO Model (vs some other model) 7. Programming Language 8. Transactions Per Second (TPS) 9. Transaction Fees 10. Gas Fees 11. Liquidity 12. Staking or Stake Pools 13. Decentralized Applications (Dapp) 14. Number of Users 15. Real World Assets (RWA) 16. Utility 17. Decentralization 18. Security 19. Scaling (or scaling solutions) 20. Solving Blockchain Trilemma 21. Up Time 22. No Hacks 23. Transparency 24. Privacy 25. Stable Coins 26. Capped Supply 27. Deflationary 28. Store of Value 29. Decentralized Finance (DeFi) 30. Smart Contracts [If the list is missing something then please inform me and I’ll add it in an edit.] It seems like price action doesn’t reflect the “good tech” of a certain blockchain. 1. What blockchain is “good tech” to you? 2. What numbers from the list above (or from outside the list) makes a certain blockchain “good tech”? 3. What numbers from the list (or from outside the list) makes a blockchain you don’t like “bad tech”? 4. In your opinion, are Bitcoin and Ethereum overrated or “inferior”, based on the above? *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.*
Nodes are cheap to run and there is a shit ton of them. Pro-decentralization and nobody is in control of it (unlike everything else). That's about it. Otherwise it's really slow, miners are being exploited for OTC BTC (which breaks Satoshi's goal and is actually bad for miners), it can't scale for shit (and probably never will), it's extremely volatile, practically no one *actually* uses it as an RWA, and it's hardly accepted anywhere. There's ups and downs with every network, but BTC still functions fantastically as digital money (where it is accepted).
Post is by: DigitalHierophant and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: https://youtu.be/QznS8uUV_IA?si=3xqAVGeVhfKDP9eL Last cycle was driven by memecoins and NFT adoption because we were in an entirely different economy, spurred on by c-vid stimmy checks. Job loss is rampant, and inflation is kicking everyone's butt so the primary inflows will come from institutional money. I created this youtube video to speak to how Blackrock and other financial institutions will spike prices by building on RWA blockchains, offering ETF solutions for boomers, and I include my own two cents on why Solana should outperform Ethereum and BNB this cycle as the primary eth alternative. I think once this money trickles in through October, that'll pump peoples portfolios which will allow more degens to rotate into more speculative altcoin stuff and other narratives (Ai, DePIN, etc). I'm putting together a video for those topics later this week. *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.*
Post is by: vrodhosbn and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1nijuzj/ambition_vs_execution/ Every new token sounds ambitious at launch. Some talk about tokenization of real-world assets, or even building their own chain down the line. Ambition is easy - execution is what matters. Onchain Matrix has a roadmap that goes from token to RWA platform to eventually a blockchain. Big goals, but only time will tell if they get there. When you look at new projects, do you give credit for the vision, or do you ignore the roadmap until they actually ship? *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.*
Bitcoin maxis on the one hand always try to portray aggressive confidence, but on the other they can't help being triggered and crying when other people buy other assets. The only value proposition of BTC is that if they can convince other people to buy it then the price will go up. Unfortunately for them, some institutions are starting to realize that other crypto assets have another source of demand... entities actually needing the token to *use* the network. Every time another major financial institution rolls out a new RWA tokenization platform or an L2, that is a new source of demand for the asset that powers the chain they are deployed on. It also cements that chain into the minds of the tradfi world. Nothing of substance is being built on Bitcoin, so all their demand has to come from convincing more people that the number will keep going up and so that is the only thing investors should buy. They can't tolerate anyone looking into and buying anything else, because if that happens then BTC loses its only selling point. Tick tock.
For October–November, top cryptos to watch include **BTC, ETH, SOL, and emerging RWA tokens**. 🚀 One standout is **SHHEIKH Token** – combining AI + Real Estate + Fractional Ownership. Check it out 👉 [https://shheikh.io/](https://shheikh.io/)
DTCC (stock market) is tokenizing. They said by Q2 2026. Swift & Banks are announcing using blockchain, supply chains, RWA, etc. Those things are def catalysts.
Which RWA besides $ONDO you think will skyrocket in this cycle?
I might be late to the conversation. RWAs will be the next big thing for sure, as people become more aware of how the overall market works, and that anyone could make a coin, get liquidity and run away with it. The whole RWA aspect changes the whole thing, which I'm glad to see honestly. People will need to be more creative to create things that actually serve some purpose, instead of just being a dumb coin which has absolute no purpose. The whole concept with tokenized equities, shares in companies and other things which are happening are definitely a new era to watch. This will for sure create a more stable ecosystem.I'll mention something on which I'm working, which is in the RWA aspect. I won't go too much into details of the product; I'll just share that the regulations for this thing are a nightmare! It's super hard to get all the legal sorted out. I've started a project in the RWA space mainly in the sports section. Let me be super specific with an example. You have right now managers who sign deals with athletes either notary agreements which are very direct, or RWA agreements which give some breathing space to the athlete. The manager finances the athlete in exchange for the future growth. This is a super controlled environment, and it has not been explored that much. There are some projects, but no one focuses on the RWA aspect, and no one has the legal and compliance as we have.The bottom line is that we will open a completely new market with this, and on top of the share in the RWA (in our case) there will be the chance to join the DAO from the athlete, meaning that you can influence decision making to a certain extent. Wish me luck with all the regulations LOL