RWA

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This channel is for any builder who’s making RWAs feel like crypto, and any user who wants to learn more about them. Cast at will.

Alex Palmer pfp

@thatalexpalmer.eth

Over centuries, trade was done on stone tablets, then paper, then computers, then computers that are online. Now trade is onchain. Blockchains aren’t databases, they’re programs with self-executing code, and payments that are built in to the value exchange layer. Why tokenized RWAs, finance, and trade? Because wealthy merchants adapt to use the latest technologies. Don’t overthink it. Use the best tech to access global markets, not your local ones.

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@thatalexpalmer.eth

Because of /nest we have tripled the number of global RWA holders on @plumenetwork - and this is just the start. We've overtaken all other public chains with 200k+ RWA holders (which is exactly as it sounds: an active wallet holding RWA tokens). One wallet with hundreds of millions in RWA TVL is not adoption. Scale starts with many wallets holding and using RWAs. https://x.com/plumenetwork/status/1966591691085029415

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@thatalexpalmer.eth

Gonna beat this soon 👀

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Alex Palmer pfp

@thatalexpalmer.eth

NASDAQ makes a push to let trading of tokenized securities work on the same order book as traditional securities https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/nasdaq-makes-push-launch-trading-tokenized-securities-2025-09-08/

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Alex Palmer pfp

@thatalexpalmer.eth

Fun to see /nest in a bunch of graphs. Also, JAAA (it's a CLO) is a great asset (Anemoy + Centrifuge product). It's leading by TVL and I want to put it in a Nest CLO vault (or something like that). We already have Anemoy's JTRSY in nTBILL here: https://app.nest.credit/nest-treasury-vault

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Alex Palmer pfp

@thatalexpalmer.eth

I created /nest to be non-KYC and globally compliant. We run ~18 different sub-second AML checks on our smart contracts and the app (using TRM). Anyone with a wallet can earn from institutional grade yield. Issuers who provide assets to our vaults on /plume always interact with clean money. You can see the effect in the numbers of global RWA holders. We more than tripped them since launching on Jun 5th and are currently leading by that metric.

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🌹 Zach Harris 🥀

@zachharris.eth

What’s the biggest most underexplored RWA asset class?

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Alex Palmer pfp

@thatalexpalmer.eth

From now on, everyone can cast. RWAs are global. So is chatting about them. (Recommended only was the previous setting).

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@peterschroeder

RWA TVL has exceeded $15B

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Alex Palmer pfp

@thatalexpalmer.eth

ETFs are a superior end product. Even more so when they’re onchain and composable. And if you look on /nest we have some tokenized already. Global access (minus US for now), no KYC, advanced AML at protocol, app, and chain level. Real yields, real composability on @plumenetwork https://app.nest.credit/nest-institutional-vault https://x.com/brewmarkets/status/1960049639824204044?s=46

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Nandit Mehra pfp

With every national currency stablecoin going onchain, folks will want ways to use them in productive ways. RWA seems to have brighter future with it !

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Alex Palmer pfp

@thatalexpalmer.eth

Institutional grade yield is now up for grabs to anyone with a wallet on @plumenetwork using /nest Assets from BlackRock, Fidelity, Blackstone, Invesco. Partners are OpenTrade, Dinari, DigiFt. Stake stables here: https://app.nest.credit/nest-institutional-vault Read here: https://x.com/nestcredit/status/1953149522043126005?s=46

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@thatalexpalmer.eth

On tokenized finance and globally accessible trade. Open vs closed. - Dollar for dollar, open source and source available outperforms on a long enough timeline. Because smart orgs and people build on known rules you established. More automated vs less automated. - Standardisation is the catalyst of progress. To standardise is to enable automation at scale. When machines coordinate, people benefit. Global distribution vs. local distribution. - Optimal path is one that removes barriers for good actors to participate. Markets are global, lean in. Interoperable vs. permissioned. - The internet lets anyone connect systems to each other. Clever systems with permissions to connect to others produce value for both. Interoperability between most valuable systems encourages innovation. Let them cook. Decentralized vs. centralized. - Most resilient systems are decentralised. They continue operating even under stress because they’re engineered to be redundant. Trusted third parties are security holes. Outcomes depend on execution. Align yourself with executors.

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kevin j pfp

anyone going to RWA summit in brooklyn sep 16-17?

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.@centrifuge V3 goes live across six EVM chains, enabling cross-chain composability for RWA tokens 🏦 https://centrifuge.io/blog/centrifuge-v3-multichain-launch

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