RWA the convergence of new blockchain projects
Initially, it was the Ledger, then DeFi, and now RWA (Real World Assets).
Investing in tokens based on real assets is the main play in the crypto world today.
And I recommend starting to understand this concept and its difference from currencies without intrinsic value (like all the meme... I invite you to read the papers on PEPE, just as an example).
And the key in this shift basically comes from three axes: leverage, fractionalization, and collateral.
Who wouldn't want to invest in a token that represented a portion of a Picasso painting or a Warhol or a fine and rare Rolex or a set of rare (and expensive) Magic cards.
It is more than certain that these assets will grow over time and therefore the intrinsic value of the token.
Not to mention the possibility of creating stablecoins pegged to gold, or diamond tokens...
But... what if instead they represent portions of Real Estate. Ahhhh... owning a portion of a mansion in Miami or in Monte Carlo...
And what if instead of a mansion I invest in mortgages...
Well, from there to debt derivatives, there isn't much distance.
And we already know what happened with the derivatives based on mortgages...
Bitcoin was a response to the disaster they caused.
And if RWAs can generate the next bubble and this crosses the crypto world.
And the problem is not with these assets, but in how they are used.
Today there are two new projects that being distinct will end up converging at this point (the RWAs).
One is MORPHO the other is EpicChain.
I will develop my ideas on both in my next article.
