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OneAsset retweeted
Before investing in tokenized real estate, understand how you can exit.
Is there an active secondary market? Who provides the bids? Does liquidity depend on the platform buying tokens back?
These are very different arrangements, with different risks for investors. 👇
Everyone talks about RWA liquidity. But who is on the other side of the exit?
A token can change hands in seconds. A sale still needs a cash buyer.
A BIS working paper found that the liquidity advantage in tokenized real estate depended on platform buybacks.
Those buybacks gave sellers an exit, but came with higher insolvency risk for the platform.
Tokenization can make an asset transferable. It can’t manufacture a buyer.
"Tokenization Doesn’t Create Liquidity"; link below ↓
OneAsset retweeted
What's next for onchain finance?
Stablecoin adoption, tokenization, regulatory clarity, and the infrastructure needed to bring digital assets to more people took center stage at Cointelegraph CONNECT Singapore.
Together with:
• @raycotarrida, @KenomicAI
• @ShiliangTang, @monarq_mgmt
• @Lingersj, @DWFLabs
• @ataaffe, @GSR_io
• Min Teo, @etherealvc
• @MikeSilagadze, @ether_fi
• @ashtokyo, @Mercuryo_io
• Ilya Podoynitsyn, @FinHarbor
• @yvchiax, @USDDecentralize
• @AliceCrypto3, @CoinMarketCap
• @frank_liqui, @liquidtrading
• @MiguelMorel, @Arkham
• @Austin_Federa, @doublezero
• @0x_eunice, @Monad
• @nabais_andre, @Second_Lane
• Pulkit Gupta, @NomadCapital_io
• @al_nechaev, @FundersVC
• @The_SoniaShaw, @OneAsset_io
Catch the highlights.
OneAsset retweeted
More speakers joining us at the RWA Leaders Summit in Dubai 🇦🇪
Regulators, courts, banks, exchanges and builders, all in one room on 16 October👇
OneAsset retweeted
A closer look at what we’re building.
Tokenization can change how real-world assets are represented and transferred. The harder work is building the structure around them so ownership can hold up over time.
That’s the foundation behind OneAsset.
Built for real ownership.
OneAsset retweeted
China is pushing property developers to wait longer for buyers’ money.
That changes working capital, leverage and cash flow before anything about the building itself changes.
A useful reminder in real estate: the asset is only part of the investment. How it’s financed can rewrite the economics.
OneAsset retweeted
Finance is moving through 3 eras.
1. Record-based finance: Assets were ledger entries inside institutions. Trusted, but slow, manual, and siloed.
2. Onchain / programmable finance: Assets could carry their own rules, settle faster, and connect more directly. The rails improved. The missing piece was quality assets.
3. Machine-executable finance: Software is starting to transact on its own. Real, early, and still far from allocating into assets like property at scale.
The important thing is this: each era doesn’t replace the last. It raises the bar for what a well-built asset has to be.
🤖 Made with AI
OneAsset retweeted
The real unlock is making assets usable inside financial workflows.
Liquidity before the underlying redemption fully settles is a good example of what that starts to look like in practice.
Tokenized funds are getting a crypto-speed upgrade.
A new integration from @Centrifuge and @Symbioticfi gives eligible tokenized fund holders access to immediate USDC liquidity, while the underlying redemption settles in parallel.
Could this help unlock RWAs for DeFi?
@itsbhaji and@Psalom join @jennsanasie on Brand New Rails, presented by @Realfi_co.
OneAsset retweeted
DTCC is starting with large-cap US equities, Treasuries and ETFs.
Clearstream is taking a different route: bonds, money-market funds and structured products first.
The difference matters.
Tokenization is not one technical migration path. Different assets carry different lifecycle complexity: cash flows, ownership records, transfer restrictions, valuation and legal claims.
The harder the asset is to represent faithfully, the harder it is to bring onchain.
Tokenization difficulty is determined by the asset, not the blockchain.