14.8K @cryptoawos It doesn't look bad and I might jump in because it's not pure crypto, which has become a bit boring 😉\n\nThe problem is that it "supports" hackers @circle and its #USDC, which I no longer like. (I still have a few SOL/USDC farms )\n\nDYOR https://t.co/TJKYoHt8iP
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26.2K @ZeusRWA This is not only about tokenized stocks. It’s about the tokenization of financial assets as a whole. Stocks just happen to be one of the clearest examples currently.
@PreStocks @OndoFinance @xStocksFi @DinariGlobal @st0x_io @edeldotfinance
26.2K @ZeusRWA Top 10 tokenized stocks right now:
$CRCLx
$CRCLon
$EXODB
$TSLAx
$NVDAx
$GOOGLx
$MSTRx
$AAPLx
$COINx
$METAx
After speaking with multiple clients and partners, having a Spaces chat today and even just looking at the conversations in my telegram… it’s very clear where people are showing interest.
Familiar assets and familiar names.
Assets that they already understand.
Not complex credit deals or abstract yield products… but companies they recognise instantly. At the same time, there’s still a big gap in understanding.
People know they can lend and borrow these assets… but they don’t fully understand:
> where the yield comes from
> why APYs can get so high
> what risks they’re actually taking and borrowing & lending.
That’s the part that still needs educating.
I’ll be writing a deeper piece on this soon.
If you’re a tokenized stock issuer or building in this space, feel free to reach out
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26.2K @ZeusRWA Top 10 tokenized stocks right now:
$CRCLx
$CRCLon
$EXODB
$TSLAx
$NVDAx
$GOOGLx
$MSTRx
$AAPLx
$COINx
$METAx
After speaking with multiple clients and partners, having a Spaces chat today and even just looking at the conversations in my telegram… it’s very clear where people are showing interest.
Familiar assets and familiar names.
Assets that they already understand.
Not complex credit deals or abstract yield products… but companies they recognise instantly. At the same time, there’s still a big gap in understanding.
People know they can lend and borrow these assets… but they don’t fully understand:
> where the yield comes from
> why APYs can get so high
> what risks they’re actually taking and borrowing & lending.
That’s the part that still needs educating.
I’ll be writing a deeper piece on this soon.
If you’re a tokenized stock issuer or building in this space, feel free to reach out
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