As the RWA sector moves from speculative hype to real-world implementation, capital-side demands have quietly shifted. Previously, many products struggled to retain large capital users and institutional players due to high cross-chain barriers and significant conversion losses, even if the returns were attractive.

The crypto industry urgently needs a solution that balances security, liquidity, and efficiency—and the debut of thBILL @Theo_Network seems to be targeting this core pain point.

I think this information is quite crucial, so here’s my brief understanding:

thBILL will be launched directly on @Stable from day one, rather than going through internal testing and waiting to observe market reactions. It’s aiming for real-world usage scenarios right from the start.

On the technical side, @Theo_Network (thBILL) adopts the OFT standard from @LayerZero_Core. This means it isn’t an “isolated asset” locked to a single chain, but is natively designed with cross-chain liquidity in mind.

Combined with @StargateFinance, it enables zero slippage swaps between stable assets. This is extremely important in my view: no price loss, no hidden costs, making it especially suitable for large capital, institutions, and users who seek certainty.

For many RWA or stable yield products, the issue isn’t about whether the yield is high enough, but rather the inefficiency and hidden costs of entering and exiting positions. The design of thBILL fundamentally addresses whether capital is willing to stay for the long term.

Looking at the longer timeline, this combination of native cross-chain functionality and zero slippage between stable assets could very well be the prerequisite for RWA to truly scale.

At least from an architectural perspective, thBILL is taking a more pragmatic path—one that’s easier for large capital to accept.

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