RWA Revolution: Transforming Global Finance
summary
Panel documents concrete wins and tradeoffs: microfinance originators put close to 2 billion of loans on-chain with about 600 million active, a Korean bank issues KRW1 stablecoin on Avalanche, and DTCC enables US Treasuries natively on Canton with Broadridge moving $5 trillion and ~ $300 billion in daily repo (~10% of the market). Discussion centers on performance and connectivity, the push for sovereign institutional chains (70+ chains live), and native on-chain securities versus risky synthetics.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to the Panelists and RWA Trends
- 3:00Successful Tokenization Use Cases: Microfinance to US Treasuries
- 6:13Why Performance and Connectivity Matter for Institutions
- 7:40The Move Toward Sovereign, Institutional Blockchains
- 10:35Future Evolution: Asset Diversification and Utility in DeFi
- 13:03The Debate: Native On-Chain Assets vs. Synthetic Wrappers
- 15:38Deep Dive into the South Korean Crypto Market Potential
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