The recent surge in the RWA track is indeed accelerating. Some recent developments I’ve seen are quite interesting, evolving from the simple cross-chain transfer approach of the past to more complex financial combinations.
For example, the combination of Omnichain-supported lending protocols with RWA collateral allows users to directly use real assets as collateral to release liquidity, while the assets themselves can continue to generate income, eliminating the need to shuffle back and forth across different chains. This model seems to be genuinely solving problems—improving capital efficiency while reducing the complexity of cross-chain operations.
This might be the next phase of DeFi—closely integrating real-world assets with on-chain financial services to make money flow more efficiently.
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The recent surge in the RWA track is indeed accelerating. Some recent developments I’ve seen are quite interesting, evolving from the simple cross-chain transfer approach of the past to more complex financial combinations.
For example, the combination of Omnichain-supported lending protocols with RWA collateral allows users to directly use real assets as collateral to release liquidity, while the assets themselves can continue to generate income, eliminating the need to shuffle back and forth across different chains. This model seems to be genuinely solving problems—improving capital efficiency while reducing the complexity of cross-chain operations.
This might be the next phase of DeFi—closely integrating real-world assets with on-chain financial services to make money flow more efficiently.