By 2030, as much as $16 trillion in real-world assets could be moved on-chain—this number sounds crazy, but it's happening.
Just look at what AVAX and HBAR are doing in the RWA and DeFi sectors; it's clear this migration is already accelerating. But there's a question: is fast execution alone enough? Clearly not.
What IOTA is doing is filling this gap. It's not just competing on TPS, but targeting the essential needs of bringing real economic data on-chain:
• TWIN protocol—specifically designed to handle digital trade workflows • Digital identity system integrated with GLEIF standards • L1 built on Move language, inherently designed for cross-border regulatory environments
When capital truly starts to flow into the RWA ecosystem, networks capable of carrying real-world economic data become a necessity. This isn't about hype—it's about hard infrastructure capability.
More importantly, IOTA has already successfully piloted projects in Africa, the UK, and various parts of Europe. This isn't just a PowerPoint presentation—it's tokenization applications that have landed.
Real-world assets are being tokenized in real ways.
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GateUser-addcaaf7
· 12-12 08:05
16 trillion sounds unbelievable, but IOTA's system is indeed different, supported by real-world projects.
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ForumMiningMaster
· 12-11 14:00
Wait, is IOTA really working on something this time or is it just another speculative stock? I haven't heard about those pilot projects in Africa.
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ChainMaskedRider
· 12-09 23:25
160 trillion is indeed an impressive number, but IOTA's system really does seem a bit different—it’s not just empty talk.
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StrawberryIce
· 12-09 23:23
160 trillion sounds exciting, but how many real projects will actually materialize? IOTA has indeed put in the effort, but we'll have to wait until the funds actually come in to see the results.
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SybilAttackVictim
· 12-09 23:20
$16 trillion? Wake up, everyone. There are still too many projects hyping up their PPTs.
IOTA's stuff does have some substance, and getting pilot projects up and running isn't just talk, but how many will actually survive when it comes to real-world implementation?
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PumpAnalyst
· 12-09 23:18
16 trillion? Stop exaggerating. It'll be good if even 1 trillion gets implemented in the end. Don't get fooled by the whales' stories.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 12-09 23:18
16 trillion sounds intimidating, but to be honest, RWA is something that should have been taken seriously a long time ago. IOTA's approach is indeed a bit different.
However, the TWIN protocol does sound quite professional, but whether it can actually work in practice still depends on how it gets implemented later.
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YieldChaser
· 12-09 23:01
IOTA does have some real substance, but for RWA to truly achieve large-scale adoption, it still depends on how regulators approach it.
By 2030, as much as $16 trillion in real-world assets could be moved on-chain—this number sounds crazy, but it's happening.
Just look at what AVAX and HBAR are doing in the RWA and DeFi sectors; it's clear this migration is already accelerating. But there's a question: is fast execution alone enough? Clearly not.
What IOTA is doing is filling this gap. It's not just competing on TPS, but targeting the essential needs of bringing real economic data on-chain:
• TWIN protocol—specifically designed to handle digital trade workflows
• Digital identity system integrated with GLEIF standards
• L1 built on Move language, inherently designed for cross-border regulatory environments
When capital truly starts to flow into the RWA ecosystem, networks capable of carrying real-world economic data become a necessity. This isn't about hype—it's about hard infrastructure capability.
More importantly, IOTA has already successfully piloted projects in Africa, the UK, and various parts of Europe. This isn't just a PowerPoint presentation—it's tokenization applications that have landed.
Real-world assets are being tokenized in real ways.