How should the RWA path be navigated? A project has provided some valuable insights.
In simple terms, it aims to bring real assets like stocks, bonds, and private equity onto the blockchain. The core selling points are privacy protection, compliant auditing, and instant settlement. Institutional investors can access a regulated trading environment, while retail investors can participate directly through their wallets without being blocked by traditional financial entry barriers.
Technologically, this project uses a privacy-first Layer-1 framework combined with Chainlink's CCIP and data flow standards to ensure cross-chain interaction and data accuracy. It sounds complex, but essentially, they are building a bridge between traditional finance and blockchain. They have already partnered with NPEX to bring regulated European securities assets onto the chain, demonstrating that regulation is not just talk.
According to the schedule, their DuskTrade trading platform is set to launch in 2026, which could lead to a significant breakthrough in liquidity. Why do I say that? Because once the compliance pathway is established and liquidity is sufficient, the potential of this track opens up. Those entering now are betting on whether this future will materialize, with both risks and opportunities clearly in sight.
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NewDAOdreamer
· 01-15 18:24
Let's look at 2026; compliance is too difficult, much more challenging than the technology itself.
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PseudoIntellectual
· 01-15 16:06
Really, I think RWA needs to be looked at from both sides. If compliance can really be implemented smoothly, that would be a huge advantage. But honestly, 2026 still feels a bit far off, and I'm a bit skeptical about going all in right now.
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MetaverseHermit
· 01-15 06:48
Looking ahead to 2026, it's still too early to hype. Can NPEX really run smoothly? I'm not confident.
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MelonField
· 01-14 19:44
Wait, it won't be launched until 2026? So what should I buy now, just to be stubborn haha
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DAOdreamer
· 01-12 23:50
2026 still feels far away, let's see how this move with NPEX turns out first.
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GateUser-9ad11037
· 01-12 23:48
The combination of compliance + privacy is indeed innovative, but 2026 is still far away, and no one can say for sure.
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JustHodlIt
· 01-12 23:46
Launching in 2026? I bet this will be delayed again and again. Traditional finance has never been fast.
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wrekt_but_learning
· 01-12 23:40
It's about compliance, institutions, and 2026... All sound right, but I don't know whether it will be a real breakthrough or a true bankruptcy at that time.
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MondayYoloFridayCry
· 01-12 23:36
Yeah, it's RWA again. Honestly, I'm tired of this narrative. But the combination of privacy + compliance actually has some substance, much more reliable than those who just shout concepts. If it can be operational by 2026, that would be great. The key still depends on how much European assets NPEX can bring onto the chain. In my opinion, that's the real test.
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QuorumVoter
· 01-12 23:25
Launching only in 2026? What about the liquidity before that? That's the real key.
How should the RWA path be navigated? A project has provided some valuable insights.
In simple terms, it aims to bring real assets like stocks, bonds, and private equity onto the blockchain. The core selling points are privacy protection, compliant auditing, and instant settlement. Institutional investors can access a regulated trading environment, while retail investors can participate directly through their wallets without being blocked by traditional financial entry barriers.
Technologically, this project uses a privacy-first Layer-1 framework combined with Chainlink's CCIP and data flow standards to ensure cross-chain interaction and data accuracy. It sounds complex, but essentially, they are building a bridge between traditional finance and blockchain. They have already partnered with NPEX to bring regulated European securities assets onto the chain, demonstrating that regulation is not just talk.
According to the schedule, their DuskTrade trading platform is set to launch in 2026, which could lead to a significant breakthrough in liquidity. Why do I say that? Because once the compliance pathway is established and liquidity is sufficient, the potential of this track opens up. Those entering now are betting on whether this future will materialize, with both risks and opportunities clearly in sight.