Yesterday we explored safer yield options. Today, we zoom in on the bridge between old finance and new: tokenized real-world assets (RWAs).

From U.S. Treasuries and real estate to fine art and private credit, institutions are bringing traditional assets onto the blockchain. Why? Faster settlement, 24/7 markets, and better transparency. For DeFi users, it means access to yield that isn’t tied to volatile tokens.

But RWAs also raise questions: who enforces the contracts? Who controls the collateral?

Tomorrow, we’ll dive into the risks of centralized gatekeepers—and how to spot tokenized trust theater.

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**Fun Fact Of The Day**

 BlackRock recently launched a tokenized U.S. Treasury fund on Ethereum—giving crypto users exposure to government debt without ever touching a brokerage account.

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