Redbelly Network (RBNT)

Heads up everyone the @RedbellyNetwork Discord appears to be compromised, Do not click any links.

→ There's a fake "$RBNT Airdrop Round 2" announcement circulating right now.
↳ The link they're sharing is NOT the official Redbelly website. It's a phishing site designed to drain your wallet.

Here's how to protect yourself:

→ Do not connect your wallet to any link shared in that Discord right now.
↳ Do not sign any transactions.
↳ Do not enter your seed phrase anywhere.

→ If you already clicked the link:
↳ Do NOT approve any transactions.
↳ If you connected your wallet but didn't sign anything, you should be fine, but revoke any approvals just to be safe.
↳ If you signed a transaction, move your funds to a new wallet immediately.

This is a common attack pattern, hackers compromise a Discord server, post fake airdrop announcements, and drain wallets through malicious smart contracts.

→ Always verify announcements through official X accounts before interacting with any links.
↳ Legitimate projects will never DM you first or rush you into claiming something.

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Stay safe out there. Share this so others don't fall for it.

I just observe Something and I want to share with You, because this new update from Redbelly Network matters more than it looks on the surface.

If You scroll through their recent posts, the shift is obvious.

They’re breaking down:
↳ how structured products actually work
↳ how compliance is enforced on-chain
↳ how liquidity, settlement, and asset verification connect
↳ how tokenized assets move from issuance to real-world execution

That’s not content for hype cycles.
That’s content meant to remove friction.

Here’s why I think this update helps.

When infra teams start explaining process instead of selling vision, it usually means real users are already asking serious questions. Funds. Issuers. Institutions. People who don’t care about narratives, only clarity.

This update feels like Redbelly tightening the rails:
↳ clearer education for asset issuers
↳ simpler explanations for compliance teams
↳ better visibility for builders and partners
↳ less ambiguity around how things actually work

In other words, fewer excuses for hesitation.

I see this as preparation for scale.
Before capital moves, understanding has to move first.

That’s the alpha here.

Redbelly isn’t trying to convince You tokenization is coming, They’re showing You how it already works.

And when a network reaches that stage, adoption usually follows quietly, then all at once.

@RedbellyNetwork @RedbellyDAO
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$RBNT

Something worth watching with @RedbellyNetwork.

The RBA's Project Acacia just entered live trials, 19 pilot use cases testing wholesale CBDC settlement with real money and real assets.

Redbelly is one of the public blockchains selected. They're running the first fully on-chain securitisation pilot with CBDC settlement alongside Fireblocks, NotCentralised, and Australian Bond Exchange.

The use case is that Tokenizing construction invoices so contractors get paid in days, not months. Real problem. Real rails.

But here's the part most aren't tracking.

Redbelly quietly shipped AI-ready infrastructure. Autonomous agents can now execute KYC/AML on-chain, verifiable, timestamped, auditable. Traditional compliance takes days. On Redbelly, sub-second.

When AI starts managing capital at scale, the question won't be speed. It'll be: can you prove what your agent did?

Q1 2026, RBA publishes findings, If this works, other central banks take notice.

This is infrastructure being stress-tested by regulators before most people realize it exists.

@RedbellyNetwork @RedbellyDAO #Redbelly #RWA #CBDC #Tokenization #AI $RBNT