RWA public chain Plume submits policy recommendations to Bermuda's financial authorities, with locked-up assets exceeding $330 million

2026-01-12 16:20:12

【Crypto World】New developments in the RWA track. The Plume RWAfi public chain recently submitted a 40-page policy opinion to the Bermuda Monetary Authority, responding to their “Asset Tokenization Discussion Document.” This is not just simple feedback but a systematic proposal of detailed suggestions regarding compliance architecture, cross-border applicability, and technical design, aiming to help Bermuda gain an early advantage in the formation of the global RWA regulatory framework.

In terms of project scale, Plume launched its mainnet as early as June this year. As an RWAfi blockchain with built-in anti-money laundering and sanctions screening mechanisms, it has already accumulated over $330 million in locked assets on-chain, with more than 280,000 RWA user addresses, accounting for over 50% of similar wallets worldwide. The backing investors are also notable—top institutions like Apollo, Galaxy, Yzilabs, and Brevan Howard are involved, and it was selected to join Mastercard’s Start Path program. This proactive participation in Bermuda’s regulatory framework development also reflects Plume’s international influence in the niche field of “compliant RWA infrastructure.”

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0xOverleveraged

· 01-14 13:44

Plume's move this time is quite clever, directly approaching regulatory authorities for policy suggestions, just aiming to get ahead in the RWA matter.

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AirdropDreamBreaker

· 01-14 11:07

Plume is playing this hand quite confidently, directly making a presence in front of Bermuda? Looks like they want to seize regulatory influence.

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Hash_Bandit

· 01-13 17:21

Plume is really playing big chess, directly engaging with government agencies to set rules... This approach is somewhat similar to early days when mining pools banded together to propose difficulty adjustments, only daring to speak up when they knew their network hashrate was large enough. The 330 million lock-up amount isn't particularly wild, but the detail that it accounts for 50% of the share is interesting—indicating that the track is still in the early stage, and having the first move is indeed important.

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CountdownToBroke

· 01-12 19:39

$330 million? That number sounds impressive, but can it really be implemented?

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who2

· 01-12 18:22

Happy New Year! 🤑

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NightAirdropper

· 01-12 16:49

Plume's move is really impressive, directly approaching Bermuda to draft policy recommendations, which seems to aim at gaining a say in RWA discussions.

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BearMarketMonk

· 01-12 16:48

Plume's move is quite impressive; they directly suggested to regulatory authorities, almost to the point of making it public.

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FlashLoanLord

· 01-12 16:41

After playing with coins for so long, Plume's recent move is really interesting. Directly engaging with government departments to discuss policy suggestions—this is what Web3 should look like.

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SellLowExpert

· 01-12 16:41

Plume's move is quite clever, directly writing policy recommendations to regulatory authorities. Isn't this just about grabbing the narrative power?

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AltcoinHunter

· 01-12 16:32

40-page opinion letter? This guy really wants to use technical discourse to overtake on a bend, but RWA is indeed the most imaginative narrative after the big cake.

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