RWAfi Ecosystem Seminar (II): How RWA Accelerates the DeFi Revolution

From asset tokenization and cross-chain interoperability to KYC/KYB compliance and regulatory collaboration, participants delved into how RWAfi can introduce more real-world assets and use cases to the DeFi ecosystem while ensuring compliance, laying the foundation for the sustainable development of the industry.

The discussion was conducted in English, and here are the key highlights and translations.

Compiled by Sanqing, a contributor from the RealtyX DAO community.

Jade (RealtyX): Hello everyone, I’m Jade from RealtyX. Welcome to today’s AMA. This is our second seminar aimed at promoting the concept of RWAfi. Thank you all for joining our "MTR Movement"! The goal of the "MTR Movement" is to work together with RealtyX partners to build a trustworthy and incentivized RWAfi ecosystem. Today’s Space is part of the MTR series of seminars, focusing on enhancing everyone’s understanding of RWAfi and exploring its transformative potential in the Web3 economy.

Special thanks to Plume Network for co-hosting this MTR seminar. Now, let’s welcome our guests today, and please introduce yourselves and your projects briefly. We’ll start with Defactor, followed by Jasper Vault and ContinuumDAO. Please go ahead!

Anastasia (Defactor): Thank you, Jade! And thanks to RealtyX and Plume for hosting this seminar. Hello everyone, I’m Anastasia, the Growth Lead at Defactor. We focus on providing critical infrastructure and tools for RWA projects, including asset tokenization, creating lending pools, and supporting staking and governance functions for utility and governance token projects.

Defactor has been deeply involved in this field for about three years and maintains close collaborations with the event organizers and many industry projects. I’m honored to contribute to this MTR seminar! By the way, I currently live in Hong Kong, and "MTR" happens to be the abbreviation for the Hong Kong subway, so I feel particularly connected to this name!

Roy (Jasper Vault): Hello everyone! I’m Roy from Jasper Vault, mainly responsible for business development and growth management. Jasper Vault is a peer-to-peer cross-chain options trading platform that redefines the Bitcoin options trading experience by combining BTCfi, NFT utility, and GameFi innovations. Our uniqueness lies in:

1. Developed based on the ERC-4337 protocol, enabling self-custodial trading through Account Abstraction (AA), providing a seamless and secure operational experience;

2. Offering up to 300x leverage trading without worrying about liquidation risks;

3. Utilizing an innovative PM model for fully peer-to-peer trading, eliminating counterparty risk.

Our goal is to combine the fun of GameFi with traditional financial trading, allowing financial strategies to have a similar thrill and enjoyment as games. I’m excited to be here today and look forward to exchanging ideas with everyone!

Selqui (ContinuumDAO): Thank you, Jade! We are very pleased to participate in today’s AMA and share our work. ContinuumDAO is a platform focused on multi-chain tokenization of real-world assets (RWA), with core technology being an institution-grade secure multi-party computation network (MPC Network). We have also developed a unique Semi-Fungible Token standard that incorporates many features related to real-world assets. This token standard supports full interoperability across 30 blockchains, including major blockchains like Plume, Lumia, and Red Belly.

Our platform features "zero-code deployment," allowing users to fully describe assets through the platform, with this information recorded in the token contract, forming an immutable ledger. These records can be accessed on any blockchain, enabling cross-chain interoperability. I’m looking forward to today’s discussion and hope to engage deeply with everyone present!

Jade (RealtyX): Thank you all for the wonderful introductions! I want to highlight that the projects participating in today’s discussion have either established partnerships with RealtyX or are about to engage in some form of collaboration. This means that what we discuss today is not just theoretical but truly focused on practical implementation and execution. Our goal is to turn these ideas into reality!

Without further ado, let’s jump into the first question! Let’s talk about the prospects of RWAfi in DeFi. As you all know, DeFi has brought disruptive changes to the traditional financial industry by providing decentralized financial services on the blockchain. However, DeFi still faces some significant challenges, such as high asset volatility and limitations in real-world application scenarios. Therefore, my first question is: how does RWAfi address these challenges? Let’s have Ms. Anastasia share her insights first.

Anastasia (Defactor): Of course, I’m happy to share some experiences we’ve learned while collaborating with various RWA startups. I think you’re right; high volatility and limited applications of real-world assets are indeed the current situation. Recently, the term "RWA" has become a buzzword, but this concept has actually existed for some time. I believe the concept of asset tokenization originated from STOs (Security Token Offerings), and even before that, many projects were already trying to bring real-world assets onto the chain. However, so far, the biggest challenges have mainly focused on regulatory issues and user acceptance.

Now, with technological advancements and the rapid progress of real-world asset tokenization, more and more projects are being realized. From the user’s perspective, understanding their needs, knowing how real-world assets are integrated, digitized, and introduced to the blockchain through tokenization, thus integrating into users' daily lives, is a very valuable attempt.

Users typically trust the value of familiar assets like real estate, gold, and commodities. Looking back at the early days of DeFi, it was almost entirely centered around cryptocurrencies, such as trading various cryptocurrencies, locking them in lending pools, and using them as collateral for loans. These operations were filled with volatility. However, now people are gradually linking the value of familiar assets in traditional finance with the value of tokens representing those assets, which is helping the industry gradually gain more trust and generate more application scenarios.

So, I’m very optimistic about this industry. Especially considering that it can complement the infrastructure of DeFi while still being based on the value of traditional capital markets. I believe this combination will greatly accelerate the adoption of the industry, as it is a field that people are already familiar with.

Jade (RealtyX): Thank you, Anastasia. You mentioned a very important point about how RWA can make DeFi easier for the public to understand and further promote its adoption. So, Selqui, what are your thoughts on this?

Selqui (ContinuumDAO): DeFi Summer was an unforgettable journey we all experienced together. During that time, many amazing tools emerged in the industry for trading, decentralized exchanges (DEX), lending platforms, and asset tokenization.
Now, these tools can also be applied to RWA, providing a tremendous boost for the transition of traditional finance to Web3. We can expand on these existing tools while introducing some more advanced technologies. For example, using Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZK Proofs) to meet KYC requirements and prove relevant matters to regulators. I believe that in this field, we should not be at odds with regulators but rather focus on developing solutions that meet compliance requirements. This can not only provide confidence to users but also promote more asset tokenization in a legal and compliant manner.

Through tokenization, we can also bring new liquidity to traditionally illiquid markets. For example, in sectors like semiconductor trading or real estate, which have long-standing pain points, we can create more market opportunities through tokenization and DeFi. Therefore, I firmly believe that although many people may not yet fully realize it, RWA represents the future of the crypto industry. I am very proud to be part of this transformative process and have the opportunity to collaborate with all of you. This field is full of infinite possibilities, and we need to work together. We are just getting started, but the road ahead is full of hope and potential.

Jade (RealtyX): Thank you, Selqui. Some of your points lay a very good foundation for our upcoming discussion. Roy, do you have anything to add?

Roy (Jasper Vault): I think many insightful points have already been raised. From my perspective, RWAfi is indeed one of the most promising narratives in the current crypto space, and I believe it will continue to hold an important position in the coming years. As you mentioned, RWAfi does address the two core challenges currently faced by DeFi—high volatility and the lack of real-world application scenarios.
Cryptocurrencies have attracted a group of users interested in high volatility, which is undoubtedly one of its highlights. However, if we want blockchain and cryptocurrencies to truly enter the mainstream market, we must attract another type of user—those who prefer low volatility and practical application scenarios. Therefore, by combining DeFi with tangible assets from the real world (such as real estate or RWA assets similar to U.S. Treasury bonds), RWAfi can provide users with stability and returns based on actual assets.
Similarly, this is also the direction we at Jasper Vault are committed to achieving. We believe that by collaborating with industry partners like you, we can create a new hybrid model that combines the stable returns of RWAfi with the high leverage potential of options trading. This model can not only fully leverage synergies but also democratize wealth creation, allowing more people to participate in the DeFi ecosystem in a more robust way and attract a broader audience. This is our vision, and we hope to bring more possibilities to the industry through continuous exploration and innovation!

Jade (RealtyX): Thank you, Roy. The yield hybrid model you mentioned is very interesting and has given me more thoughts on this area. Thank you for sharing these profound insights! Next, let’s shift from broad discussions to some more specific content. My question is:** what key innovations does RWAfi bring to the DeFi ecosystem from the perspective of your respective projects?**

You’ve already mentioned some related content in previous questions, but I hope you can specifically talk about the unique features of your projects in practical applications. If possible, please share some real examples that reflect these innovations. As per tradition, ladies first—Anastasia, could you start sharing?

Anastasia (Defactor): Sure, I’m very happy to answer this question! From our perspective, one thing we really appreciate about this field is its high level of collaboration. Even though many projects are still in their early stages, they are actively exploring various ways to advance their plans, such as real estate tokenization, commodities, precious metals, and even wine-related projects. When it comes to innovation and its application in real-world asset projects, I find the various new business models derived from these assets to be the most exciting.

Honestly, this is also a continuous learning process for me. While the technology itself is already quite mature, and our team has been working in this field for about three years, what fascinates me every day is the various innovative business models people are designing around these assets and their efforts to bring these models to fruition. For example, if you are tokenizing real estate (which the RealtyX team is very familiar with), projects in different jurisdictions may take different approaches. Some teams attempt to tokenize actual property deeds, but in certain jurisdictions, this approach may not be feasible. Therefore, people are developing alternatives, such as binding tokens to a portfolio containing multiple real estate projects or associating them with shares in a special purpose vehicle (SPV). Additionally, there are some innovative models that link tokens to rewards, such as allowing token holders to share in rental income from properties. I believe that the innovation of these business models is not only key to the successful implementation of projects but also makes it easier for ordinary users to understand the value and operation of these projects.

To support the implementation of these projects, we focus on developing more specialized lending applications that provide solutions tailored to specific types of projects. These applications allow users to use tokenized assets as collateral to borrow USDC or other stablecoins. Conceptually, this may not be particularly cutting-edge innovation, but on the technical implementation level, we focus on solving a range of potential issues, such as bad debt liquidation, on-chain processing of collateral assets, and optimizing user experience fluidity, such as ease of wallet connection. If certain platforms require KYC, we will also integrate with KYC service providers.

While these infrastructures may sound mundane, and many platforms are handling similar functions, they do possess a certain level of innovation. Because they enable users to interact more easily with their real-world assets. For example, if your RWA token represents a share of a real estate portfolio, you might believe it will appreciate over the next ten years, but in the short term, you want to leverage it for borrowing to achieve other goals using the borrowed USDC. These functionalities create more value for users and make the application of real-world assets on the blockchain richer and more diverse. In summary, we are committed to developing more practical features around real-world assets and helping these projects better meet the broad needs of users.

Jade (RealtyX): Thank you, Anastasia. As you mentioned, since these real-world assets can be used as lending tools, why not realize this on the blockchain? I think you are driving a very meaningful initiative, and I look forward to our collaboration showcasing how to turn these ideas into reality. Next, Selqui, I’d love to hear your thoughts. What makes ContinuumDAO special? How are you innovating in this field?

Selqui (ContinuumDAO): Thank you for your question. I will address this from two to three aspects.

First, our multi-chain architecture is a very important feature. When issuers tokenize real-world assets (RWA), they can choose to issue on multiple blockchains and can add new blockchains as needed. This flexibility allows users to access liquidity anytime and anywhere or utilize dedicated RWA chains to meet specific needs. We provide a complete toolkit that enables users to define RWA according to their actual needs. This interoperability and liquidity access capability is one of our core advantages.

Secondly, I want to talk about some pain points currently existing in the industry. The current token standards (like ERC-20) are not suitable for the special needs of RWA because they lack sufficient information to describe the source of the assets and other key on-chain or off-chain information. To address this shortcoming, we have adopted a decentralized storage layer—BNB Greenfield—to record and manage multiple aspects of RWA. This information can be defined by the issuer, including legal statements, due diligence, asset sources, and how to revert assets from a tokenized state back to their original state (detokenization).

Detokenization is an issue that many people have not fully appreciated. We need to ensure that RWA holders believe they hold a real, valuable asset. For example, we provide on-chain legal statements to prove the association between tokens and actual assets, such as whether these assets are held in an SPV (special purpose vehicle) or trust. Additionally, we have designed a redemption mechanism for assets so that holders can convert tokens back into real-world assets. I believe that if these pain points are not effectively addressed, achieving large-scale trading volume for RWA will be very challenging. In fact, almost all RWAs could be classified as securities, especially when you introduce options and other functionalities. How to create these securities compliantly is a huge challenge facing the entire industry. To tackle these issues, we provide a comprehensive toolkit, including due diligence, financial statements, legal statements, and functionalities for uploading prospectuses or distributing dividend statements. Our token design supports direct distribution of dividends to holders, which almost immediately defines them as securities. However, as long as we can provide all necessary information to regulators, obtaining relevant licenses will become easier. This license is directly linked to RWA, ensuring that any holder can be confident that they are trading a real, licensed security.

The third point is about the importance of KYC and KYB. Almost all transactions involving securities need to consider the following questions: Who can invest in RWA? Which countries allow participation? Are the investors qualified? What are the limits on the number of asset holders? In the past DeFi, we were accustomed to borderless, permissionless, and minimally trusted trading models. But in the RWA space, we need to provide tools to meet these compliance requirements. To this end, we are developing solutions based on Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZK Proofs). These tools will allow asset holders to prove their compliance with investment requirements while protecting their privacy, such as being over 18 years old, being in a compliant country, or being a qualified investor. These tools will support seamless cross-chain integration, providing users with a more convenient and secure experience.

That’s some of the work we are currently doing on the Continuum DAO test network. We look forward to showcasing our results to everyone!

Jade (RealtyX): Thank you, Selqui. The transparency issue you mentioned is very critical. I completely agree, as this is indeed a major challenge we currently face—how to present more data about real estate assets transparently on the blockchain. I also look forward to ContinuumDAO providing us with an ideal solution. Roy, do you have anything to add?

Roy (Jasper Vault): From my perspective, I believe our goals and philosophies are very aligned, especially in the RWA (real-world assets) space, particularly in real estate. For example, in real estate, individuals can typically enjoy the benefits of asset ownership by paying a down payment of around 10% and participate in future asset appreciation. Similarly, in our model, we allow users to pay a premium to gain full exposure to asset price appreciation while only bearing a small portion of the cost. I think this is a very important core advantage brought by tokenization. Not everyone can afford to pay enough to purchase a complete asset at once, especially when assets like Bitcoin can cost up to $100,000. Many people, even if they can afford to buy a complete asset, still find that the RWA model offers more diversified investment opportunities and greater growth potential. Through this model, users can more flexibly diversify their investments while managing a richer asset portfolio.

Moreover, our goals do not stop there. Ultimately, we hope to leverage the collateralization characteristics of RWA to create synergies. For example, users can earn additional income by selling options. This model not only provides a sustainable income opportunity but also allows users to participate in a more stable asset return system. These returns are based on real assets and have more stable income potential. Overall, this is our philosophy and direction for development. We believe this model can bring broader investment opportunities and more robust long-term returns to users.

Jade (RealtyX): Thank you, Roy. You’ve approached this from a very unique perspective and raised many exciting ideas. Frankly, I’m very much looking forward to seeing the use cases you mentioned being tested on the RealtyX platform. Let’s continue to keep the momentum of innovation!

Now, while exploring the potential of RWAfi, we also need to seriously consider the legal environment when combining traditional financial assets with decentralized finance. Next, let’s delve into this issue. While Selqui has already elaborated on compliance and regulation in the previous question, if there’s anything worth adding, please feel free to share your thoughts. My question is:** as RWAfi plays a key role in bridging the gap between traditional finance (TradFi) and DeFi, what strategies does your project adopt to meet compliance standards?**

Additionally, as Selqui mentioned earlier, in the Web3 community, regulation is often not a hot topic for Degens (decentralized enthusiasts) because they are more focused on asset ownership, data sovereignty, and anonymity. So, how do you view the necessity of introducing some degree of regulation in this field? If anyone is ready to answer this question, please feel free to speak up.

Selqui (ContinuumDAO): I want to add to the previous point by looking at the issue from the regulators' perspective. The current IPO market is actually clearly failing. The cost for companies to conduct an IPO typically ranges from $3 million to $5 million, a significant portion of which is high underwriting fees. This high cost deters many companies, especially small and medium-sized enterprises. And I believe that DeFi can provide a more economical and accessible issuance channel to change this situation.

I think the biggest opportunity lies in establishing a compliant channel that allows small and medium-sized enterprises to raise funds through targeted private placements or simplified IPO processes. If you stand from the perspective of regulators, you would certainly want your country to have a vibrant ecosystem that enables small companies to break through the current fragmented capital raising market. However, the reality is that these companies face numerous obstacles: they cannot obtain loans from banks because banks are usually unwilling to lend to small businesses; they find it difficult to conduct IPOs due to high costs; and obtaining support from venture capital (VC) is an extremely challenging process.

Therefore, I see this as a huge opportunity. Through innovative approaches, especially by combining the potential of RWAfi and DeFi, we hope to provide these enterprises with a new financing avenue. This can not only help small companies secure capital support but also further promote the development of healthier and more inclusive capital markets.

Jade (RealtyX): Thank you, Selqui. I think you’ve made a very good point. So, what about Defactor? What strategies have you adopted to address compliance issues in this area?

Anastasia (Defactor): For Defactor, as a technology provider, we typically customize our development based on the specific needs of the technology deployment target. If a project launches in a specific jurisdiction that requires users to meet certain compliance requirements, we can implement these functionalities through a series of tools.

For example, if you operate in a licensed environment that requires strict KYC verification, where all users must go through identity verification, and you plan to launch a lending pool open only to specific users or investors, we can use standards like ERC-3643 to address this issue. This approach ensures that tokens are only minted to wallets that have passed KYC verification, and these wallets will be whitelisted, allowing only them to receive and hold the minted assets. Such tools enable us to flexibly meet compliance requirements in different jurisdictions.

From a company perspective, we focus on developing complete technical solutions that support these functionalities and integrate with KYC service providers, transaction monitoring service providers, etc., to meet clients' compliance needs. From a technical perspective, I find it very interesting that blockchain technology is increasingly being recognized. Not just as an independent industry, but as a tool that can provide evidence in investigations or verify the authenticity of assets. This recognition is undoubtedly a significant advancement for the industry. For example, immutable smart contracts like Tornado Cash were recognized by a U.S. court a few days ago, which I find very meaningful. From the perspective of technology being seen as more reliable than traditional paper proofs, this is a huge breakthrough. These technologies, by virtue of their transparency and immutability, are sufficient to prove the existence or definition of relationships between counterparties. In some cases, such technological means may already be enough. So, I think this is a very noteworthy industry trend. We need to continue exploring how these technologies can further drive industry development and support more practical application scenarios.

Jade (RealtyX): Thank you all for sharing! I know that regulation may not be a pleasant topic for many enthusiasts in the Web3 space. But for all projects, especially for RWA Launchpads and functional providers like us, the ultimate goal is to protect our users and asset providers, which is a bottom line we always uphold. The last question is:** do you think we will see more integration of RWAfi with DeFi next year? How do you think this integration will shape the future of DeFi and the Web3 economy?** Let’s start with Roy.

Roy (Jasper Vault): Regarding this question, I believe that next year we will see RWAfi further promote the adoption of DeFi by attracting more institutional and retail investors. These users are drawn to the immense potential of real-world applications that RWAfi demonstrates.

For us, we anticipate achieving some important milestones by combining the real-world yield structure with options, derivatives, and other advanced financial tools. This hybrid model can not only amplify real-world yields through leverage or hedging functions but also allow users to execute complex investment strategies more flexibly, better protecting their funds during periods of high volatility. This innovation has the potential to redefine the essence of DeFi.

Some key milestones for RWAfi in the future may include:

1. Broader adoption of RWA, enabling more assets to be tokenized on the blockchain;

2. A clearer regulatory framework providing a foundation for compliant development across the industry;

3. Expansion of collaborations across DeFi, TradFi, and Web2 sectors, achieving deeper integration and synergies.

Through innovations such as tokenized RWA and options tools connecting traditional finance with DeFi, we firmly believe that RWAfi will play a key role in shaping a more inclusive, stable, and efficient financial ecosystem.

Regarding the regulatory issues you mentioned earlier, I’d like to add that I believe we will see more collaborations in the future, especially close cooperation with regulatory agencies. This collaboration will enable Web3 to enter broader markets and ultimately achieve our goal of mass adoption in the Web3 space. This is an exciting direction and fills me with anticipation for the future.

Jade (RealtyX): Thank you for sharing, Roy. What about Selqui? What are your thoughts?

Selqui (ContinuumDAO): For us builders in this field, we will continue to push forward, focusing on developing solutions. However, the challenge lies in how to help regulators understand us, help them grasp our operational models, and attempt to collaborate with us. Perhaps we can explore and establish suitable frameworks through regulatory sandboxes, which I believe is very achievable. Because regulators face immense pressure to respond correctly to these new phenomena, and those countries and institutions that act first will gain significant advantages.

I think of some institutions, like VARA (Dubai Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority), and other forward-thinking countries. Those that can solve this issue will create a massive market through their regulatory frameworks, which is undoubtedly a huge opportunity for them. Therefore, we all have a responsibility to educate regulators, collaborate with them, and change the stereotype that "the crypto industry is full of scammers," shedding the negative labels we carry. We are the "good guys," and we are working hard to build something that can fundamentally transform finance and hope to collaborate with regulators. This is our core message to regulators, and I believe we will see more such collaborations next year.

Jade (RealtyX): Thank you, Selqui. Finally, Anastasia, what are your predictions?

Anastasia (Defactor): Everyone has shared very interesting insights and perspectives. Thank you all for your contributions. Personally, I’m not particularly keen on making predictions; I prefer to observe what is happening in the present. I tend to believe that the trends that have already emerged today, as well as the dynamics we have observed this week and this month, will continue to develop along their trajectories.

From the various projects we collaborate with, I see a strong wave of user adoption rising. Users are beginning to truly use these platforms, connect their wallets, and acquire tokens. Although the current scale is still small, far from the "explosion moment" like ChatGPT, I hope that one day my mother, who works in traditional real estate, can discuss purchasing real estate in different jurisdictions through wallets with her generation. With a simple transaction process, she could own a part of real estate without spending a lot of time dealing with cumbersome paperwork as in the past.

We have not yet reached the "technology invisible moment," where users are not even aware that they are using technology, but we are gradually approaching that step. Especially in the fields of tokenized real estate, gold, commodities (like corn), and artworks (NFTs are among the first real-world assets accepted by users), user trust is growing. This trend is undoubtedly very strong, indicating that we are on the right path.

I believe that by 2025, our conversations will be very different. By then, people may no longer ask "What is RWA?" but rather "How do I acquire it? How do I store it properly?" At that time, the questions surrounding infrastructure will become more complex and in-depth, as users are becoming increasingly sophisticated and gradually accustomed to the new modes of interaction with real-world assets.

Jade (RealtyX): Thank you, Anastasia, for painting a beautiful vision for next year. I believe that among all the innovative concepts in Web3, RWA may be one of the easiest for the public to understand and try out. Thank you all for your valuable insights.

Before we conclude, I’d like to invite Plume Network to take the stage and share some exciting updates about their ecosystem. Since all the projects here are built on the infrastructure of Plume Network, this is a great opportunity to learn about their latest developments.

Steven (Plume Network): First, thank you, Jade, for the wonderful hosting, and thanks to the other guests for sharing such insightful perspectives. I will try to be brief and follow up on the discussions by Anastasia, Roy, and Selqui.

I agree with your points that the concept of RWA has existed for a long time, dating back to 2020, or even earlier during the stablecoin era. But what comforts me is that people are now more thoughtful and deliberate in pushing for the realization of RWA. The four protocols present here are solving problems in different ways and creating new, unique use cases for RWA. I think that’s what matters most. Reflecting on the early days when the concept of RWA first emerged, many people were simply tokenizing for the sake of tokenization without truly exploring the practical use cases and values of these assets. This approach was neither correct nor conducive to mass adoption. However, now more and more institutions are entering this field every day, which is undoubtedly a key first step toward mass adoption. I often say that many people used to think of cryptocurrencies as a zero-sum game, but that is not the case. There is a vast market in traditional finance that has yet to tap into the true potential of cryptocurrencies. So I believe that if we (traditional finance and the cryptocurrency market) work together, we can make this market much larger than it is now.

Regarding Plume, thank you for inviting us to participate in this discussion. We completed the testing phase a few months ago and achieved very encouraging data performance. I would also like to extend special thanks to RealtyX and Jade for their participation and support. Over the past two months, we have been preparing for the official launch of the mainnet, which is about to be released, so stay tuned! Our team has also designed a series of activities to promote the network’s launch. Users can earn rewards by participating in these activities. Additionally, I am personally working closely with several partner applications to ensure a smooth launch experience for users while allowing them to fully experience our vision for RWAfi. Please stay tuned for our updates; you can find all the latest information related to Plume on our Twitter, Discord, and Telegram.
Thank you again for everyone’s participation! I look forward to our joint advancement of RWAfi’s future development.

Jade (RealtyX): Thank you, Steven! We are very much looking forward to the next phase of collaboration with Plume Network, as well as further collaboration with Defactor, ContinuumDAO, and Jasper Vault.

Also, a big thank you to all the guests today for sharing your valuable insights, adding depth and inspiration to the second RWAfi ecosystem seminar. And a special thanks to all the audience members for your support and participation, making this discussion even more exciting! I can’t wait to see everyone again at the next event. Don’t forget to follow all the speakers’ projects on Twitter to stay updated on their latest developments. Wishing everyone a wonderful day! Thank you, and goodbye!

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