Real-world assets will be crypto’s next engine
The post Real-world assets will be crypto’s next engine appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Disclosure: The views and opinions expressed here belong solely to the author and do not represent the views and opinions of crypto.news’ editorial. The hype burned bright and fast—memecoins and NFTs once powered crypto, stealing the spotlight in this realm. But, like a car running dry, the speculative fuel driving these cryptocurrencies has burned out. Could tokenized real-world assets take their place? In short, yes. As memecoins lose appeal and NFTs cool off, there is a vacuum in crypto for more grounded, plausible innovations—those that rethink value and link crypto to the real world. RWA will fill this space. Even Solana (SOL), once a memecoin hotspot, is now quietly pivoting toward utility—with tokenized funds, debit cards, and institutional infrastructure like ETFs and RWAs onboarding becoming the new foundation beneath its playful surface. It’s a quieter force, yet one which is transformative: backed by intrinsic value, compatible with regulation, stable. The crypto is also powerful enough to extend beyond tech, linking to the real economy through tangible assets. This gives it the potential to drive the next wave of crypto adoption, quite literally making 2025 the year crypto got real. Powering crypto’s growth: Why RWAs? Memecoins are humorous, but they are also speculative digital assets that can swing wildly and lack intrinsic value. In contrast, we are seeing a shift in the crypto ecosystem away from flashy trends towards RWAs. They flip the playing field, and the reasons behind that are numerous. Real-world applications. As the name suggests, RWAs connect crypto to the real world; they embed physical value onto blockchains. Representing tangible assets—think real estate, infrastructure, commodities, or even records of deals—they ground crypto and connect it to the living, breathing economy. Tokenization will reach $2 trillion by 2030, driven by stocks, real estate, bonds, and gold. Backed by intrinsic…
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Disclosure: The views and opinions expressed here belong solely to the author and do not represent the views and opinions of crypto.news’ editorial. The hype burned bright and fast—memecoins and NFTs once powered crypto, stealing the spotlight in this realm. But, like a car running dry, the speculative fuel driving these cryptocurrencies has burned out. Could tokenized real-world assets take their place? In short, yes. As memecoins lose appeal and NFTs cool off, there is a vacuum in crypto for more grounded, plausible innovations—those that rethink value and link crypto to the real world. RWA will fill this space. Even Solana (SOL), once a memecoin hotspot, is now quietly pivoting toward utility—with tokenized funds, debit cards, and institutional infrastructure like ETFs and RWAs onboarding becoming the new foundation beneath its playful surface. It’s a quieter force, yet one which is transformative: backed by intrinsic value, compatible with regulation, stable. The crypto is also powerful enough to extend beyond tech, linking to the real economy through tangible assets. This gives it the potential to drive the next wave of crypto adoption, quite literally making 2025 the year crypto got real. Powering crypto’s growth: Why RWAs? Memecoins are humorous, but they are also speculative digital assets that can swing wildly and lack intrinsic value. In contrast, we are seeing a shift in the crypto ecosystem away from flashy trends towards RWAs. They flip the playing field, and the reasons behind that are numerous. Real-world applications. As the name suggests, RWAs connect crypto to the real world; they embed physical value onto blockchains. Representing tangible assets—think real estate, infrastructure, commodities, or even records of deals—they ground crypto and connect it to the living, breathing economy. Tokenization will reach $2 trillion by 2030, driven by stocks, real estate, bonds, and gold. Backed by intrinsic…
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