To be honest, I’ve seen plenty of projects just selling dreams, but some are actually doing real work.
Recently, I came across this new approach by Theo and Stable—it’s pretty interesting. Instead of simply putting assets on-chain and calling it a day, they’re directly using AAA-rated short-term US Treasuries as the underlying asset to build a global payment network.
It’s actually a smart idea: most traditional RWA projects stop at “asset mapping,” but they’re turning high-grade bonds into collateral for payment infrastructure. It’s like using the most stable assets from traditional finance to provide credit backing for on-chain payments.
Of course, whether it’ll work remains to be seen, but at least this direction is way more reliable than those pure hype narratives.
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To be honest, I’ve seen plenty of projects just selling dreams, but some are actually doing real work.
Recently, I came across this new approach by Theo and Stable—it’s pretty interesting. Instead of simply putting assets on-chain and calling it a day, they’re directly using AAA-rated short-term US Treasuries as the underlying asset to build a global payment network.
It’s actually a smart idea: most traditional RWA projects stop at “asset mapping,” but they’re turning high-grade bonds into collateral for payment infrastructure. It’s like using the most stable assets from traditional finance to provide credit backing for on-chain payments.
Of course, whether it’ll work remains to be seen, but at least this direction is way more reliable than those pure hype narratives.