Why is the RWA protocol rapidly gaining popularity in Web3?
Recent data analysis on the participation in current mainstream RWA (Real World Assets) protocols reveals some interesting insights.
It can be seen that RWA has evolved from a mere conceptual narrative into a truly usable infrastructure within the Web3 ecosystem. Chainlink ranks at the top with its oracle network and data service system, while Hedera supports institutional-grade applications with its distributed ledger technology. Meanwhile, emerging protocols like Ondo are actively expanding their market share, demonstrating the competitive vitality of this sector.
The influx of institutional capital, the increasing demand for on-chain asset management, and a positive regulatory environment are gradually turning RWA from a concept of yesterday into a reality of today. This transformation reflects the broader trend of deeper integration between Web3 and traditional finance.
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LayerZeroEnjoyer
· 01-06 15:04
RWA is really coming, but it still seems like only a few big players are benefiting. It's too difficult for new projects to break through.
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Rugman_Walking
· 01-06 08:07
Well, RWA has indeed taken off this time, but when will the situation where Chainlink eats the meat and others drink the soup be broken?
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HodlVeteran
· 01-06 06:41
It sounds like yet another story of institutions coming in to scoop up the market. As an experienced trader, I advise all beginners not to go all-in just based on conceptual narratives.
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HackerWhoCares
· 01-03 23:40
To be honest, the Chainlink wave was locked in a long time ago. Entering RWA now feels a bit late... However, institutional capital has really come in, and this time it's different.
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TommyTeacher1
· 01-03 15:48
ngl, RWA this time is definitely not just hype anymore, someone is really starting to use it
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ServantOfSatoshi
· 01-03 15:44
Hey, is Chainlink monopolizing here again? A new player should have broken through long ago...
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FreeRider
· 01-03 15:44
They really treat RWA as the savior, and as soon as institutions enter, they have to soar? I think, the Chainlink oracle system has long been overhyped, and the key still depends on real on-chain volume with actual money. Ondo is indeed causing some trouble, but don't be blinded by the narrative.
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DeadTrades_Walking
· 01-03 15:42
RWA this time is definitely not hype, they are really laying the infrastructure.
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TokenRationEater
· 01-03 15:38
Really? Chainlink has done it again. This oracle has never lost here.
Why is the RWA protocol rapidly gaining popularity in Web3?
Recent data analysis on the participation in current mainstream RWA (Real World Assets) protocols reveals some interesting insights.
It can be seen that RWA has evolved from a mere conceptual narrative into a truly usable infrastructure within the Web3 ecosystem. Chainlink ranks at the top with its oracle network and data service system, while Hedera supports institutional-grade applications with its distributed ledger technology. Meanwhile, emerging protocols like Ondo are actively expanding their market share, demonstrating the competitive vitality of this sector.
The influx of institutional capital, the increasing demand for on-chain asset management, and a positive regulatory environment are gradually turning RWA from a concept of yesterday into a reality of today. This transformation reflects the broader trend of deeper integration between Web3 and traditional finance.