Real-World Asset (RWA) adoption has accelerated, driven by blockchain efficiency and cost savings, with Bitcoin and Ethereum serving as core infrastructure. This dynamic is expected to sustain mid- to long-term demand growth and foster co-movement across the RWA ecosystem. Some observers are skeptical that Ethereum’s price will be driven solely by rising demand. Ondo Finance had been the leading RWA token, and it remains to be seen how the landscape will shift.
Stablecoins are seen as central infrastructure for RWA, potentially enabling smoother payments. Bidax’s won-stablecoin has been adopted as an RWA payment asset. Kaya has joined RWA infrastructure projects, including a coin tokenizing Indonesian ships and a Japanese yen-stablecoin, while Kaya also pursues expanding won- and Asian-stablecoins within its ecosystem.
Ondo Finance had been the leading RWA token, and it remains to be seen how the landscape will shift as new infrastructure and players emerge. The evolving ecosystem will test which protocols and stablecoins emerge as the dominant rails for real-world asset payments.
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