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RWA
Real World Assets
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Short definition
Real-world assets (bonds, real estate) tokenised on a blockchain to be traded on-chain.
risk atlas
Knowledge map
Intuition
An RWA does not make the real asset magic: it adds a tokenised layer to a legal, accounting and operational chain that is already fragile.
Formula
token value = on-chain right + off-chain title + legal enforcementWhy it matters now
Tokenisation is advancing faster than legal and operational proof, especially when stablecoin yield attracts capital.
Related analyses
- RealT in liquidationReal-estate RWA, off-chain title and on-chain promise.
- Hyperliquid and on-chain tradfiPerpetuals, DEXs and bridges to traditional assets.
Related guides
- Reading on-chain dataAddresses, reserves, flows and the limits of interpretation.
- MiCA, acronym by acronymARTs, EMTs, CASPs and European supervision.
- Stablecoins and the GENIUS ActReserves, licensed issuers, audits and supervision.
Related datasets
- catalog.jsonMachine-readable catalogue of l0g surfaces.
- claims.jsonClassified claims with their evidence level.
- evidence-graph.jsonClaims, evidence and their sources as a graph.
- risk-diff.json1, 7 and 30-day diff of signals, sources and models.
Signals using it
- Risk DiffRecent change in risk and source freshness.
- Black Box RecorderHashed frames to replay a point-in-time state.
Primary sources
- Congress.gov & GovInfoLegislative texts, including the GENIUS Act and US crypto policy.
- U.S. Treasury Fiscal DataT-bills and short debt serving as stablecoin reserves.
- SEC EDGARDisclosures of listed issuers and crypto-exposed companies.
- Federal Reserve & FREDShort rates, dollar liquidity and risk-free assets.