RWA

RWA (Real World Assets) refers to the tokenization of tangible assets—such as real estate, private credit, and government bonds—on the blockchain. By bringing traditional financial instruments on-chain, RWA protocols like Ondo and Centrifuge provide DeFi users with stable, real-yield opportunities. In 2026, the RWA sector is a multi-trillion-dollar bridge between TradFi and DeFi, enabling fractional ownership and global liquidity for previously illiquid assets. Follow this tag for insights into on-chain credit markets, regulatory compliance, and asset-backed security innovations.

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Created: 2026/02/02 18:52
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VC Roundup: Venture Capital Funds Energy Tokenization, AI Datachains, and Stablecoin Infrastructure

VC Roundup: Venture Capital Funds Energy Tokenization, AI Datachains, and Stablecoin Infrastructure

Venture capital is fueling real-world asset (RWA) tokenization as investors focus on blockchain’s role in institutional markets. In 2025, the value of tokenized assets rose from $15 billion to $28 billion, showing rapid growth across several asset classes. Much of the early tokenization involved private credit and U.S. Treasury bonds, but investors are now targeting […] The post VC Roundup: Venture Capital Funds Energy Tokenization, AI Datachains, and Stablecoin Infrastructure appeared first on CoinChapter.

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SWIFT CIO Questions Ripple’s Trust After SEC Lawsuit Resolution

SWIFT CIO Questions Ripple’s Trust After SEC Lawsuit Resolution

The post SWIFT CIO Questions Ripple’s Trust After SEC Lawsuit Resolution appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. SWIFT CIO says that legal survival doesn’t equal resilience for payment providers. Zschach questions whether banks will trust XRP over stablecoins or tokenized deposits. Ripple pushes blockchain speed, but SWIFT relies on trust and proven governance. The competition between SWIFT and Ripple has intensified as SWIFT’s Chief Innovation Officer, Tom Zschach, questioned whether businesses will trust Ripple following its SEC lawsuit resolution. Zschach’s comments came during a LinkedIn discussion where a user praised Ripple’s regulatory persistence. Zschach argued that surviving legal challenges does not constitute genuine resilience for financial infrastructure providers. Instead, he emphasized that institutions require neutral and shared governance structures before adopting new payment technologies, suggesting that regulatory survival alone cannot guarantee business confidence. 🚨 XRP haters are celebrating the SWIFT CIO’s comments like it’s the end of the road for XRP… Tom Zschach (Chief Innovation Officer at SWIFT) argued banks won’t use XRP because they’ll prefer their own rails, tokenized deposits, or regulated stablecoins. Here’s why he’s wrong… pic.twitter.com/kfMLgUWSBU — $589 (@589CTO) September 4, 2025 Governance and Trust Concerns The SWIFT executive outlined specific concerns about XRP adoption among traditional financial institutions. Zschach questioned whether banks would feel comfortable utilizing XRP since the token lacks regulatory classification as money and does not appear on institutional balance sheets. Legal enforceability presents another challenge, according to Zschach’s analysis. He suggested that final settlement guarantees remain uncertain in cases of system disruptions, creating potential risks for institutions considering XRP integration. Zschach posed a critical question about the economic rationale for XRP usage: “If tokenized deposits and regulated stablecoins scale, why would banks pay a toll to an external asset when they can settle directly in instruments they already control and trust?” This perspective highlights the fundamental tension between established financial infrastructure and blockchain-based alternatives. SWIFT leverages over 50 years of…

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Solana set a series of records in August, with $148M in app revenues

Solana set a series of records in August, with $148M in app revenues

The post Solana set a series of records in August, with $148M in app revenues appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Solana activity set a series of records in August, while retaining its peak app revenues. For the past month, Solana locked in $148M from app revenues, mostly linked to DEX trading.  Solana saw a month of robust activity in August, as its major apps locked in over $148М, of which trading platforms got around $85M. The chain followed the overall crypto success, breaking a series of records for the past month. While Ethereum was trending, Solana also expanded in several metrics and new markets. In the past month, Solana activity remained above 3.3M daily active users on most days, with around 20M daily active users for all other chains.  Over the course of the past month, Solana increased its value locked from $8.5 to $9.5B, extending the trend into September. Value locked continued to grow to $11.51B, with over $12.26B in stablecoin liquidity.  SOL rallied in August, starting from lows around $160 and recovering to positions above $200. | Source: Coingecko For the past month, SOL also regained its previous positions, moving from $163 to a peak above $215. For the past month, SOL open interest expanded by over 30%, remaining above $6B. SOL also saw the bulk of derivative settlements on its own chain, instead of on centralized exchanges.  Solana grew on BTC inflows, LST, and RWA tokenization Solana also produced between $1M and $2M in daily fees regularly. App revenues produced over $7.4M in 24 hours, surpassing the basic Solana fee structure. The Solana chain continues to surpass other networks for over eight months in a row, driven by a mix of trends and use cases. For the past month, Solana achieved peak perpetual futures volumes of over $43.8B, thanks to Drift Protocol. Perpetual futures trading got a boost from SOL token swaps, as the price rallied above…

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1999’ At 50 — The Ultimate Fan Celebration Planned In Los Angeles

1999’ At 50 — The Ultimate Fan Celebration Planned In Los Angeles

The post 1999’ At 50 — The Ultimate Fan Celebration Planned In Los Angeles appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Left to right: Barbara Bain as Doctor Helena Russell, Martin Landau as Commander John Koenig, and Barry Morse (1918 – 2008) as Professor Victor Bergman in the British TV science fiction series ‘Space: 1999’, circa 1976. (Photo by Silver Screen Collection/Getty Images) Getty Images The cult-favorite British sci-fi series Space: 1999, which opened its two-season run on this day in 1975, is marking its 50th anniversary with a special three-day celebration – Los Angeles: 1999 – A 50th Anniversary Celebration – which is scheduled from September 12 to 14. The event will feature cast reunions, plus displays of original costumes and props from the landmark show. A Timeless Vision of Space Exploration Set in the then-futuristic year of 1999, Space 1999 began with a nuclear waste explosion on the Moon that blasts it out of Earth’s orbit. The 311 inhabitants of Moonbase Alpha – among them Barbara Bain as Dr. Helena Russell, head of Medical; Martin Landau as Commander John Koenig; and Nick Tate as Chief Pilot Alan Carter—are thrust into deep space, facing strange planets, alien civilizations, and mysterious cosmic phenomena in their fight for survival. A scene from the TV series ‘Space: 1999’, circa 1975-1977. (Photo by Stanley Bielecki Movie Collection/Getty Images) Getty Images Then real-life couple Barbara Bain and Martin Landau had already found success together on Mission: Impossible before reuniting on Space: 1999. The series was also notable for being the most expensive British production of its time, boasting elaborate sets, models, and visual effects. Mission: Impossible cast shot featuring from left, Barbara Bain as Cinnamon Carter, Peter Lupus as Willy Armitage, Greg Morris as Barney Collier, Peter Graves as James Phelps and Martin Landau as Rollin Hand, April 11, 1967. (Photo by CBS Photo Archive/Getty Images) Getty Images In season one, Space 1999 leaned into…

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Russia Central Bank Reserves $ climbed from previous $682.8B to $685.5B

Russia Central Bank Reserves $ climbed from previous $682.8B to $685.5B

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Fed Plans for a Crypto Future with Innovation Conference – Could $BEST Be a Central Part of it?

Fed Plans for a Crypto Future with Innovation Conference – Could $BEST Be a Central Part of it?

The US appears to be doubling down on its new pro-crypto stance in a bid to position itself as the […] The post Fed Plans for a Crypto Future with Innovation Conference – Could $BEST Be a Central Part of it? appeared first on Coindoo.

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Ranking the Most Popular Crypto Casinos 2025: How Spartans, Betfair, & Pinnacle Compare on Rewards & Transparency

Ranking the Most Popular Crypto Casinos 2025: How Spartans, Betfair, & Pinnacle Compare on Rewards & Transparency

In 2025, many seasoned players are questioning if casino giveaways still matter or if they are just marketing smoke. Too often rewards are buried in fine print, limited by small payouts, or locked behind confusing points schemes. Betfair and Pinnacle remain respected for steady odds and trusted returns, but their approach to prize campaigns has […]

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United States Unit Labor Costs came in at 1% below forecasts (1.6%) in 2Q

United States Unit Labor Costs came in at 1% below forecasts (1.6%) in 2Q

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Investors are turning to this viral Ethereum memecoin

Investors are turning to this viral Ethereum memecoin

Little Pepe presale surges past $23.4m, offering investors a potential 42.9% return ahead of its $0.003 listing. Dogecoin (DOGE) and Shiba Inu (SHIB) once defined hype-driven gains, but as their momentum cools and price action stalls, many investors are looking…

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Folks Finance Integrates Shiba Inu Through Chainlink Cross-Chain Protocol

Folks Finance Integrates Shiba Inu Through Chainlink Cross-Chain Protocol

The post Folks Finance Integrates Shiba Inu Through Chainlink Cross-Chain Protocol appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. DeFi platform adds Shiba Inu support following Chainlink CCIP integration completion Users can deposit SHIB for yields or utilize token as collateral for borrowing Platform offers 10.93% APY with $25,000 in current SHIB liquidity supplied DeFi lending protocols Folks Finance has added Shiba Inu to its lending markets, after SHIB’s recent incorporation with Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol. The development allows users to access SHIB lending and borrowing services across multiple blockchain networks through a unified platform interface. The integration enables users to deposit SHIB tokens to generate yields or pledge the asset as collateral when borrowing other digital currencies from the platform’s lending pools. Cross-Chain Lending Features The Chainlink CCIP integration addresses liquidity fragmentation issues that typically affect multi-chain token deployments. Instead of maintaining separate SHIB liquidity pools on individual networks, Folks Finance can create one consolidated pool accessible across all supported blockchains through the cross-chain protocol. This unified approach allows users to interact with SHIB lending markets regardless of their preferred blockchain network. The cross-chain functionality eliminates the need for users to bridge tokens manually between different networks when accessing lending services. Folks Finance has introduced incentive programs for SHIB depositors to encourage platform adoption and increase available liquidity. Current depositors can earn an annual percentage yield of 10.93% on their SHIB holdings through the lending protocol. Platform statistics show approximately $25,000 worth of SHIB has been supplied as liquidity since the integration launch. The early acceptance of the new lending possibilities is demonstrated by the approximately $2,000 worth of SHIB that users have posted as collateral for other asset loans. The Shiba Inu ecosystem team expressed enthusiasm about the Folks Finance integration, with marketing lead Lucie highlighting growing adoption trends for the meme token. The integration occurs during a period of price volatility for SHIB, as the token…

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