Yesterday we looked at real-world assets going on-chain. Today, we unpack the catch: centralization risk.

Many RWA protocols rely on off-chain enforcement. If a borrower defaults or a dispute arises, it’s lawyers and paperwork—not smart contracts—that decide the outcome. Worse, some tokens promise exposure to assets without proving they actually hold them. That’s not DeFi—that’s just repackaged TradFi with a crypto wrapper.

Before you chase yield, check the audits, custodians, and redemption terms. Transparency beats polish every time.

Tomorrow, we pivot to the rise of real-time finance—where money doesn’t just move faster, it never stops.

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**Poll Of The Day**

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**Fun Fact Of The Day**

In 2023, an RWA project claiming to tokenize luxury watches was exposed for not owning a single timepiece—just slick branding and fake inventory reports.

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