RWA is Driving Defi: Regulations Drives RWA

[Anonymous No.56149839]

>Deutsche Bank joins forces with Taurus, a crypto infrastructure platform, to pioneer digital asset custody and tokenization services.


>DeFi yields getting closer to traditional finance yields, signaling an evolving landscape.

>Real-world assets like real estate and US Treasuries are becoming DeFi's new yield source, offering diversification and higher returns.

We need Real yields they need regulations. Do we have a common ground?

[Anonymous No.56149856]

>>56149839
Can Defi escape regulations?

[Anonymous No.56150321]

>>56149839
Agree. RWA will be the ultimate narrative leading into the bullrun

[Anonymous No.56150494]

>>56149856
For DeFi to gain massive adoption this is inevitable, a bit of regulation would be needed in the industry.

[Anonymous No.56150555]

>>56150321
And Rowan Energy will dominate - only project with real world turnover which goes directly into buybacks.

[Anonymous No.56150580]

>>56149839
>rwa
just the latest buzzword, web3 is dead and so is crypto
hopefully it comes back before 2030 so i can make it and never come back to this website again

[Anonymous No.56150591]

>>56149839
reminder that Avalanche and Chainlink are at the forefront of Tokenization.

[Anonymous No.56150615]

>>56149856
Never! DeFi is already growing together with regulations... And that's the only option left.

[Anonymous No.56150632]

>>56150591
>Chainlink are at the forefront of Tokenization
Must Chainlink fags rotten every thread on Biz... Fuck Sergey and his shitcoin....

[Anonymous No.56150647]

>>56150632
learn proper english before posting m8

[Anonymous No.56150671]

>>56149839
>US Treasuries are becoming DeFi's new yield source
But how come it's still only Maker DAO that's bringing US T-bills on-chain. If it's a yield source, most DeFi protocols would have keyed in.

[Anonymous No.56150737]

>>56149839
>Maple finance
>Realio network
>Synthetix
>PEPE
Young lad the future of your RWA is here!

[Anonymous No.56150791]

>>56150737
>>Realio
Circulating supply
6,568,515 RIO 8.76%
Total supply
55,000,000 RIO
Max. supply
75,000,000 RIO

Can you explain those tokenomics to me? Seems like token buyers will get rekt big time by emission, even if the project is legt

[Anonymous No.56150969]

>>56150791
the token unlock takes place over 38 years

[Anonymous No.56151016]

>>56150791
https://twitter.com/CryptoReviewing/status/1700094362535755811

FYI the supply numbers on CMC and Coingecko are apparently wrong. The team supposedly has reached out to have them update. Don't take my word or random people on twitter's advice, dyor brother

[Anonymous No.56151248]

>>56150969
When is the next token emission?

[Anonymous No.56151284]

How do you even regulate DeFi? There's no one to regulate. Best you can do is cuck exchanges.

[Anonymous No.56151654]

>>56150591
Not seen chainlink doing anything in tokenization.
You should be mentioning projects like Realio, Arkefi etc

[Anonymous No.56151657]

>>56149856
I don't think so, but it can maintain its privacy while staying compliant if the projects integrate solutions like NexeraID into their system

[Anonymous No.56151690]

>>56151284
Have you seen the Mica regulation?
The best is to work with compliant projects

[Anonymous No.56151699]

>>56151690
They can write all the laws they want but that doesn't mean they're enforceable.

[Anonymous No.56151745]

>>56150494
Initially, I was against regulation but I legit think it's for the greater good.

[Anonymous No.56151919]

>>56150494
>>56151745
you shill faggots deserve to be shot, never come back here

>>56150591
link is a fucking scam, fuck off

>>56150555
>>56150321
get lost faggots

[Anonymous No.56152472]

>>56150791
Buy in now... RIO pump will melt faces in space very soon. They are the biggest real estate tokenizer on blockchain today. I just want to inform you from insider info.

[Anonymous No.56152587]

>>56151284
miCA
SEC
ASIC
can regulate the entire Blockchain laddo.

[Anonymous No.56152616]

>>56152587
How?

[Anonymous No.56152700]

>>56149839
If so then Automobiles are driving towards metaverse, and the likes of holoride are bringing them more into the metaverse and vice versa

[Anonymous No.56152917]

>>56151248
there's a graph on their website that makes it look like over half of the remaining 30M tokens are unlocked over the next 8 years and then the remaining slowly over the remaining 30 years. Couldn't find anything more concrete than that. Classic altcoin disclosures

[Anonymous No.56152945]

>>56151919
kys spastic

[Anonymous No.56152956]

>>56151654
Lol, lmao even

[Anonymous No.56153031]

>>56151919
The earlier you embrace regulation the easier it becomes. Start working your way to compliant projects.

[Anonymous No.56153032]

>>56151284
It is on the way. Watch out. We can only rely on DiDs. Take it or leave it, NexeraID and PolygonID are our best shots if tomorrow it is enforced.

[Anonymous No.56153061]

>>56153032
The wallet is the ID.

[Anonymous No.56153108]

>>56151654
The later seems to be fractionalizing tokenized assets on Avalanche.

[Anonymous No.56153428]

>>56150591
Surprised how y'all retard missed out Allianceblock that already has a tokenized infrastructure suite in place for this

[Anonymous No.56153511]

>>56153032
To even think both partnered to ensure full Privacy and self-custody.

[Anonymous No.56154202]

>>56150591
Well, I'm not seeing the two doing much, as a matter of fact, I can see several other small projects that are working on tokenizing real estate, artwork, and many other things

[Anonymous No.56154354]

>>56153031
I think at some point most DeFi projects will need to adopt NexeraID and its likes to stay compliant

[Anonymous No.56154373]

>>56154202
Tokenization of physical assets might just be the way forward now.

[Anonymous No.56154473]

>>56153511
Staying compliant is important while also maintaining privacy, so I'm looking forward to what they will come up with

[Anonymous No.56155162]

>>56151699
Don't be surprised that it might not be business as usual for projects that are not regulated, so it's best you get on compliant projects now

[Anonymous No.56155177]

>>56155162
No, I prefer uncucked markets. If it's regulated it's shit.

[Anonymous No.56155195]

>>56153428
Because the announcement wasn't made public since it was a hidden agenda. But let's see how this plays out with the suit..
>>56153511
Can decentralization and privacy work together...

[Anonymous No.56155219]

>>56153032
>NexeraID and PolygonID
There's nothing these shitty tech have come to achieve that Monero cannot do..

[Anonymous No.56155225]

>>56149839
Bullish for RSR

[Anonymous No.56155330]

>>56155219
Monero isn't providing compliance which they are, so that's the big difference

[Anonymous No.56155564]

>>56154373
It's the future which is estimated to be worth around 16T in 2030

[Anonymous No.56155576]

>>56155330
Compliance is a bug, not a feature. What's the point of crypto if it's cucked and requires KYC on every level?

[Anonymous No.56155609]

reminder LCX is the only exchange in the world licensed to issue asset backed nfts. has already issued diamonds. is already partnered with QNT and LINK and polygon and hbar etc etc etc.

[Anonymous No.56155705]

>>56155576
I don't think it will be a problem if we can encrypt our KYC data

[Anonymous No.56155757]

>>56151284
>How do you even regulate DeFi? There's no one to regulate.

It's actually impossible to completely regulate DeFi. The best that can happen is both DeFi bending its rule a bit to stay in compliance with regulation.

[Anonymous No.56155786]

>>56155705
It will become a problem. Don't give shitlibs even an inch. They will use it to destroy you. They don't want you to make it.
>>56155757
If it's possible to regulate it's not DeFi by definition. The "De" means decentralized. The best they can do is just making the use of it illegal.

[Anonymous No.56155832]

So many kyc shill faggots in this thread, still not kycing or using your services ever, you dumb fucks, kys

[Anonymous No.56155837]

>>56151745
The irony of this is retards like this>>56151919 still don't understand how important regulations are in this industry for it to be able to attract major traditional finance industry players.

[Anonymous No.56155978]

>>56153031
>Start working your way to compliant projects.
I believe this sort of projects would definitely come up tops as they would bring onboard more traditional players into the Crypto space.

[Anonymous No.56156045]

>>56155786
>The best they can do is just making the use of it illegal.

Just like they did with Tornado cash?

[Anonymous No.56156059]

>>56156045
>Tornado cash
This one: https://ipfs.io/ipns/tornadocash-ipfs.eth/ ?
If so, yeah, pretty much.

[Anonymous No.56156112]

>>56156059
Then we might as well kiss our hopes for traditional adoption goodbye then.

[Anonymous No.56156122]

>>56156112
Nothing of value is lost if adoption means sacrificing everything that is good about crypto. Imagine them regulating a 2% inflation target into everything.

[Anonymous No.56156542]

>>56153061
Projects can integrate it and that way they can comply with regulations.

[Anonymous No.56156568]

Bot thread, gross