RWA

RWA (Real World Assets) refers to the tokenization of tangible assets—such as real estate, private credit, and government bonds—on the blockchain. By bringing traditional financial instruments on-chain, RWA protocols like Ondo and Centrifuge provide DeFi users with stable, real-yield opportunities. In 2026, the RWA sector is a multi-trillion-dollar bridge between TradFi and DeFi, enabling fractional ownership and global liquidity for previously illiquid assets. Follow this tag for insights into on-chain credit markets, regulatory compliance, and asset-backed security innovations.

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Created: 2026/02/02 18:52
Updated: 2026/02/02 18:52
RWA backing: How do issuers ensure 1:1 peg with tokenized assets?

RWA backing: How do issuers ensure 1:1 peg with tokenized assets?

The question of RWA backing is not primarily a technology question but is instead a subject to other considerations, industry executives say.

Author: PANews
Meme is weak, AI takes over

Meme is weak, AI takes over

By Joshua Deuk Compiled by: Vernacular Blockchain Editor’s Note: As Bitcoin once again broke through $110,000, the market greed index continued to rise, especially the enthusiasm of the alt season

Author: PANews
An overview of the interest-bearing stablecoin track: Which projects are helping you make money?

An overview of the interest-bearing stablecoin track: Which projects are helping you make money?

Original title: Stablecoin Update May 2025 Original source: Artemis Original translation: Bitpush In the crypto market, stablecoins are no longer just "stable" - they are quietly helping you make money.

Author: PANews
Trump releases a $499 mobile phone. Will he copy the Solana phone's gameplay?

Trump releases a $499 mobile phone. Will he copy the Solana phone's gameplay?

When a mobile phone is no longer just a communication tool, but is cast as a ticket to a "parallel universe", the rules of the game have quietly changed. Donald

Author: PANews
Davis Commodities Bets on Bitcoin in $30 Million Digital Assets Strategy

Davis Commodities Bets on Bitcoin in $30 Million Digital Assets Strategy

Davis Commodities is pivoting into digital finance with a $30 million initiative, blending bitcoin reserves and real-world asset tokenization to modernize the global agricultural trading industry. Agricultural Giant Davis Commodities Unveils Digital Finance Push With $30 Million Bitcoin and Tokenization Strategy Davis Commodities Limited (Nasdaq: DTCK), a Singapore-based leader in agricultural commodities trading, has announced […]

Author: Bitcoin.com News
Ripple v. SEC Stalls Again as Appeal Put on Hold — Here’s What’s Holding It Up

Ripple v. SEC Stalls Again as Appeal Put on Hold — Here’s What’s Holding It Up

The long-running courtroom saga between Ripple and the US Securities and Exchange Commission has hit another pause, as both parties asked the Second Circuit Court of Appeals to keep the case on hold. In a joint status report filed on June 16, the SEC confirmed that a settlement has been signed but still hinges on the district court’s approval to move forward. This is the latest twist in a case that has shaped the way digital assets are viewed under US law. Since 2020, when the SEC sued Ripple for allegedly raising $1.3b through unregistered sales of XRP, the dispute has pulled in investors, crypto platforms and policy watchers from around the world. #XRPCommunity #SECGov v. #Ripple #XRP In light of the pending motion for an indicative ruling, the parties have requested that the Second Circuit continue to hold the appeals in abeyance, with the @SECGov to file a status report by August 15, 2025. https://t.co/7oQvL5Rx7U — James K. Filan 🇺🇸🇮🇪 (@FilanLaw) June 17, 2025 What Began As A Billion-Dollar Dispute Edged Toward Resolution With A Scaled-Down Penalty A partial ruling in 2023 gave Ripple a win on XRP’s classification in retail sales , but the company was found liable for securities violations in its institutional sales. Both sides appealed. Then in May, a breakthrough seemed close. The SEC and Ripple reached an agreement in principle to resolve the litigation entirely. According to the June filing, they signed a formal settlement on May 8. Under the deal, Ripple would pay $50m to the SEC , while the remaining $75m from a previously imposed civil penalty would be returned to the company. The agreement also called for dissolving the injunction placed on Ripple. Legal Gridlock Deepens As District Court Holds Back Settlement Approval Still, the path to closure has been far from smooth. The settlement depends on the district court agreeing to revise its earlier judgment. To move forward, both sides filed a motion seeking what is known as an indicative ruling. In essence, they asked the court to signal whether it would consider approving the proposed changes. However, the court rejected that request on May 15. It ruled that the motion failed to show the “exceptional circumstances” needed for such a modification. On June 12, Ripple and the SEC returned to court with a renewed motion. This time, they aimed to meet the “exceptional circumstances” standard set by the judge. So far, the court has not ruled on the new request. As a result, both the settlement and the appeals remain in limbo. In the meantime, the SEC has asked for more time. It requested that the appeals court continue to pause the case and committed to providing another update by Aug. 15. The delay adds to growing uncertainty, as crypto firms and regulators watch closely for guidance on how securities laws will apply to digital assets. With billions in crypto still operating in a regulatory grey zone, the Ripple case has become a bellwether. What happens next could set the tone for how token sales, crypto company operations and regulatory oversight unfold in the US. For now, the waiting game continues.

Author: CryptoNews
DeFi bull market strategy: The US SEC has released positive news, and three categories are worth paying attention to

DeFi bull market strategy: The US SEC has released positive news, and three categories are worth paying attention to

Author: Cryptofada Compiled by: Felix, PANews On June 9, the Cryptocurrency Task Force roundtable, chaired by SEC Chairman Paul Atkins, portended a potentially positive situation for cryptocurrencies and DeFi participants

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Understanding What Is a Software Crypto Wallet and Why Choose Ledger?

Understanding What Is a Software Crypto Wallet and Why Choose Ledger?

This content is provided by a sponsor. With the rise of cryptocurrencies, securing digital assets has become paramount. A crucial component in this process is selecting the right crypto wallet. But what exactly is a software crypto wallet, and how does it differ from other types? What is a crypto wallet? At its core, a […]

Author: Bitcoin.com News
Oil Crashes 8.7% From Last Week’s Peak as Middle East Tensions Rattle Markets

Oil Crashes 8.7% From Last Week’s Peak as Middle East Tensions Rattle Markets

U.S. stocks bounced back into positive territory as crude prices plunged more than 4% in the past 24 hours and have now slid 8.74% since June 12. Analysts at Deutsche Bank note that oil’s trajectory could oscillate unpredictably in the months ahead. $76 to $70: Crude Collapses as Nuclear Talks Stall While much attention remains […]

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Publicly traded company Davis Commodities to buy $12 million worth of Bitcoin

Publicly traded company Davis Commodities to buy $12 million worth of Bitcoin

PANews reported on June 16 that according to Globenewswire, Davis Commodities Limited (Nasdaq: DTCK), a Singapore-based agricultural product trader, announced that it would allocate 40% of the $30 million in

Author: PANews